The transistor in the amplifier circuit shown has k = 0.5 mA/V²,VTH = -1 V and λ = 0.Construct an approximate voltage transfer characteristiccurve of the amplifier by filling up the table below usingthe large signal model of the transistor and plotting theresults.vo (volts)VI (volts)-2.00.01.0Notesassume lineartransition to saturationtransition to cut-off2.0assume cut-offb. If the transistor has constant gain between the two transitionpoints, what Q-point should be selected for maximum outputswing?c. Approximate the gain of the amplifier at this Q-point.VI2.5 V100 KVo

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The transistor in the amplifier circuit shown has k = 0.5 mA/V², VTH = -1 V and λ = 0. Construct an approximate voltage transfer characteristic curve of the amplifier by filling up the table below using the large signal model of the transistor and plotting the results. VI (volts) vo (volts) -2.0 0.0 1.0 Notes assume linear transition to saturation transition to cut-off 2.0 assume cut-off b. If the transistor has constant gain between the two transition points, what Q-point should be selected for maximum output swing?

The transistor in the amplifier circuit shown has k = 0.5 mA/V², VTH = -1 V and λ = 0. Construct an approximate voltage transfer characteristic curve of the amplifier by filling up the table below using the large signal model of the transistor and plotting the results. VI (volts) vo (volts) -2.0 0.0 1.0 Notes assume linear transition to saturation transition to cut-off 2.0 assume cut-off b. If the transistor has constant gain between the two transition points, what Q-point should be selected for maximum output swing?

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