R1 R3 4.7K 20K Vo Vs R4 R2 10K 470 Assuming VDD=+5V and VSS= -5V, calculate the DC bias conditions for the common-source (and also common-drain) amplifier shown in Figure. Determine VG, VS, VD and ID. For this calculation, assume that Vt = 1.2 and that kn (W/ L) =300 μΑ/Ν2

R1 R3 4.7K 20K Vo Vs R4 R2 10K 470 Assuming VDD=+5V and VSS= -5V, calculate the DC bias conditions for the common-source (and also common-drain) amplifier shown in Figure. Determine VG, VS, VD and ID. For this calculation, assume that Vt = 1.2 and that kn (W/ L) =300 μΑ/Ν2

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4.7K
20K
Vs
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R2
10K
470
Assuming VDD=+5V and VSS= -5V, calculate the DC bias conditions for the
common-source (and also common-drain) amplifier shown in Figure. Determine
VG, VS, VD and ID. For this calculation, assume that Vt = 1.2 and that kn (W/ L)
=300 μΑ/Ν2

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