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Hello guys,
I was calculating the Rout of a diode connected PMOS transistor when I came across with the following resistance:
Rx = 1 / (1/ro + gm)
But the result seems to be 1/gm // ro. I that it is like that, because that the result of a parallel combination of resistances. However, how can I go from that result to an explicit one that give use a clear look that they are in parallel? (don't know if I made myself clear :-D)
For example, transform that result into this one: 1 / (1/gm + ro).
Thanks in advance.
I was calculating the Rout of a diode connected PMOS transistor when I came across with the following resistance:
Rx = 1 / (1/ro + gm)
But the result seems to be 1/gm // ro. I that it is like that, because that the result of a parallel combination of resistances. However, how can I go from that result to an explicit one that give use a clear look that they are in parallel? (don't know if I made myself clear :-D)
For example, transform that result into this one: 1 / (1/gm + ro).
Thanks in advance.