Find the small-signal voltage gainsVaV.AvoVgand%3DVgfor the circuit in Fig. 15.43 if VTN = 1 V, K, = 50 mA/V², VG = 2 V, VDD = 100 V, R̟ = 8 2, andn = 10. What are the largest values of vg, Vd, and v, that satisfy the small-signal limitations? п:1o +Vppn:1M1M1nRLvoM1RL.VGUG6 +VDD(b)Figure 15.43 (a) Transformer-coupled inverting amplifier. (b) dc Equivalent circuit. (c) ac Equivalent circuit.

Given , parameter of transconductance (Kn)= 50 mA/v2 voltage from gate to source (VGS)= 2V ,…

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