Question 31 Given: • VDD = 30 V •R, =19 kohms • R2 = 3 kohms • Rp = 629 ohms • R3 = 0 kohms •R = 12 kohms • Iocon) = 18 mA at VGslon) = 7 V • Vasth) = 2 V * Em = 27 ms Sove: Answers should be expressed using 2 decimal places 1. k (transfer constant) = Blank 1 mA/V2 2. Ip = Blank 2 mA 3. V - Blank 3 V %3D

Question 31 Given: • VDD = 30 V •R, =19 kohms • R2 = 3 kohms • Rp = 629 ohms • R3 = 0 kohms •R = 12 kohms • Iocon) = 18 mA at VGslon) = 7 V • Vasth) = 2 V * Em = 27 ms Sove: Answers should be expressed using 2 decimal places 1. k (transfer constant) = Blank 1 mA/V2 2. Ip = Blank 2 mA 3. V - Blank 3 V %3D

Electricity for Refrigeration, Heating, and Air Conditioning (MindTap Course List)

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