How to Calculate Voltage Gain of Small-Signal Operation of Current Mirrors?
Voltage Gain of Small-Signal Operation of Current Mirrors calculator uses Short-Circuit Current Gain = (Transconductance 2*Voltage across Gate and Source)/Small Signal Input Current to calculate the Short-Circuit Current Gain, The voltage gain of small-signal operation of current mirrors is defined as a ratio between the generated output current and the input reference current. Short-Circuit Current Gain is denoted by Gis symbol.
How to calculate Voltage Gain of Small-Signal Operation of Current Mirrors using this online calculator? To use this online calculator for Voltage Gain of Small-Signal Operation of Current Mirrors, enter Transconductance 2 (gm2), Voltage across Gate and Source (Vgs) & Small Signal Input Current (Iss) and hit the calculate button. Here is how the Voltage Gain of Small-Signal Operation of Current Mirrors calculation can be explained with given input values -> 0.047619 = (0.25*4)/21.