Figure Q3(a) shows a circuit configuration of a MOSFET amplifier. Additional information on the amplifier are : k = 0.5×10³A/V², Ves(Th) = 2 V The transfer characteristic of the circuit's DC bias is given in Figure Q3 (b). Estimate the MOSFET operating point, Q via Figure Q3(b). [Ans: 3.75V, 1.56mA]

Figure Q3(a) shows a circuit configuration of a MOSFET amplifier. Additional information on the amplifier are : k = 0.5×10³A/V², Ves(Th) = 2 V The transfer characteristic of the circuit's DC bias is given in Figure Q3 (b). Estimate the MOSFET operating point, Q via Figure Q3(b). [Ans: 3.75V, 1.56mA]

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