Q2: The p-channel JFET shown in Fig (2) has transistor parameters Ipss = 8 mA,Vp = 4 V. Design the circuit such that Ino 4 mA, VsDo=7.5 V, Vs= 17.94V, andRi + R2 = 400 KO.(Verify any assumption)VoD-20 VRsFig (2)Rpw

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Q2: The p-channel JFET shown in Fig (2) has transistor parameters Ipss 8 mA, Vp = 4 V. Design the circuit such that In0 = 4 mA, Vspo= 7.5 V, Vs 17.94V, and Ri + R2 = 400 KO. (Verify any assumption) Vop-20 V Ca Oa o Rp Fig (2)

Q2: The p-channel JFET shown in Fig (2) has transistor parameters Ipss 8 mA, Vp = 4 V. Design the circuit such that In0 = 4 mA, Vspo= 7.5 V, Vs 17.94V, and Ri + R2 = 400 KO. (Verify any assumption) Vop-20 V Ca Oa o Rp Fig (2)

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