Q4: A: Calculate the gain with and withoutfeedback for an FET amplifier as in Fig.1 forcircuit values R1 = 750 kQ, R2 = 200 Q, Ro=45 kN, RD = 7 kQ, and gm = 5000 µS. (8degree) B: Design with draw 339comparator circuits to achieve output onbetween 2 V and 6 V if the VCC is 10 V. (4degree)RpCoRR2Fig.1

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Q4: A: Calculate the gain with and without
feedback for an FET amplifier as in Fig.1 for
circuit values R1 = 750 kQ, R2 = 200 Q, Ro=
45 kN, RD = 7 kQ, and gm = 5000 µS. (8
degree) B: Design with draw 339
comparator circuits to achieve output on
between 2 V and 6 V if the VCC is 10 V. (4
degree)
Rp
Co
R
R2
Fig.1

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