I got this question wrong. Please get me the right solution to it. A single stage amplifier is shown below.NMOSR1=R2=1MNRSES=1000R3=10KOa) Calculate the DC point of M1 (Vcs, VDs).b) Calculate the small-signal gain(Vo/V), equivalent input resistance atthe V; node, and equivalent outputresistance at the V, node.VthN=1VK, =100UA/V2(W/L),=(5um/1um)A=0.001 V1V.VDDVDDR4=1KO* R3 C2R=90KORLRSESR21mAC. VDD=+10vAndlysieDCVSS=-10VVSSVSSVSSUDDVopR Ril/R2= IMR.IM.TMSoo000rVss

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Calculate the DC point of M1 (Vas, Vps)- RSES=1000 Vth,NIV K =100UA/V2 (W/L);=(5um/1um) A=0.001 V1 Vo b) Calculate the small-signal gain VDD R3=10KO R4=1KO R=90KO R VDD (Vo/V), equivalent input resistance at the Vi node, and equivalent output resistance at the V, node. R V, RSES R2 1mA VDD=+10V C, VSS=-10V VSS VSS VSS Vop R R./R2- IMA R. M.IM R- Sooo00r Vss

Calculate the DC point of M1 (Vas, Vps)- RSES=1000 Vth,NIV K =100UA/V2 (W/L);=(5um/1um) A=0.001 V1 Vo b) Calculate the small-signal gain VDD R3=10KO R4=1KO R=90KO R VDD (Vo/V), equivalent input resistance at the Vi node, and equivalent output resistance at the V, node. R V, RSES R2 1mA VDD=+10V C, VSS=-10V VSS VSS VSS Vop R R./R2- IMA R. M.IM R- Sooo00r Vss

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