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Can we always convert a diode connected transistor to (1/gm // ro) for small signal analysis irrespective of its source voltage...? even if a resistance is connected to the src.. Am i right?
 

just in small singal analysis in my mind
 

this is applicable to small signal analysis not for large signal analysis.
 

You are right except if you are using NMOS transistor with bulk and source not connected to each other , in this special case gm will be reduced by gmb due to bulk effect, where gmb is δId/δVsb .
 
in low frequency small signal analysis we can have a eqivalent circuit which will have a VCCS(one for transconductance and the other for
body current, RESISTOR).
1. this body current is dominant in NMOS but neglisible in PMOS
2.gm << rd( see the smaa signal circuit)
hence the fina expression depend on
1.type of MOS
 

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