التطوير مجانيافتح اكثر من 5 ميزات م ميز لمدة 30 يوها مجاناDetermine the following for the network of Fig.(a) V GSe(b) Ipe(c) V DS-(d) Vs-(e) VG(f) VD-20 V3.3 kooss = RmAV=-6 VI M2R,I kaSolutionVGs = -IDRSVGs = -(4 mA)(1 kN) = -4 V%3D%3DV'Gse= -2.6 VV GSQK 1 15/25 I

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Determine the following for the network of Fig. (a) VGSe (b) Ipe (c) V DS- 20 V 3.3 ka (a)

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