Given • VDD = 2V • Rs19 kohms R=3 kohms Ro= set ahms Rs=0 kohms R10 kohms bjon) 16 mà a VosianV

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QUESTION 4

Given:

  • VDD = 28 V
  • R1 =19 kohms
  • R2 = 3 kohms
  • RD = 581 ohms
  • RS = 0 kohms
  • RL = 10 kohms
  • ID(on) = 16 mA  at VGS(on) = 5 V
  • VGS(th) = 3 V
  • gm = 25  mS

Solve:  Answers should be expressed using 2 decimal places

QUESTION 4
Given:
• VDD = 28 V
R1 =19 kohms
R2=3 kohms
Rp= 581 ahms
Rg =0 kohms
RL = 10 kohms
• Dion) = 16 ma at VGsjon) = 5V
Vasin = 3V
• m 26 ms
Transcribed Image Text:QUESTION 4 Given: • VDD = 28 V R1 =19 kohms R2=3 kohms Rp= 581 ahms Rg =0 kohms RL = 10 kohms • Dion) = 16 ma at VGsjon) = 5V Vasin = 3V • m 26 ms
Solve: Answars should be expressed using 2 decimal places
a. k (transter constant) =
b. p=
d. Vs
a. Vss
V
1. Vps
kohms
9. Rnta =
h. Voltage gain, A =
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Transcribed Image Text:Solve: Answars should be expressed using 2 decimal places a. k (transter constant) = b. p= d. Vs a. Vss V 1. Vps kohms 9. Rnta = h. Voltage gain, A = >
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