Problem 3: Now suppose one adds a resistor, R, to the circuit as shown on the right. Assume that Vs= 0 V, VDp = 1 V and R = 1 k2. Assume that the MOSFET has VTH= 0.5 V and can be assumed to M, VG R VD + VOUT Vod either be OFF or be a switched resistor Vs with an on resistance of 100 N. Solve for VoUT when (a) Vg=0.4 V, (b) VG= 1.2 V. For each part, first draw the equivalent circuit (simplifying as many elements as you can), then solve G

Problem 3: Now suppose one adds a resistor, R, to the circuit as shown on the right. Assume that Vs= 0 V, VDp = 1 V and R = 1 k2. Assume that the MOSFET has VTH= 0.5 V and can be assumed to M, VG R VD + VOUT Vod either be OFF or be a switched resistor Vs with an on resistance of 100 N. Solve for VoUT when (a) Vg=0.4 V, (b) VG= 1.2 V. For each part, first draw the equivalent circuit (simplifying as many elements as you can), then solve G

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

13th Edition

ISBN:9780133923605

Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

Chapter1: Introduction

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