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It is possible to use the bulk terminal of a transistor as an input of an amplifier. Consider the single-stage NMOS amplifier shown below.

For Vbias=1.5V:

a) What is the region of operation of the transistor? b) Calculate the small-signal gain (A =V2/Vin) of the amplifier. Recall

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