MOS Small-Signal Model: Simplifying Analog Circuit Analysis

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Description

This lecture covers the small-signal model of MOS devices, focusing on simplifying calculations around the operating point. It explains how this model can be derived for MOSFETs biased in the saturation region, including the linear resistor and capacitances involved. The lecture also discusses the small-signal model with body effect, highlighting the impact of varying voltages on the behavior of MOS devices.

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