VsigFor the two stage amplifier circuit, find the total gain. UseK'n=0.05mA/V² and (W/L)=4, Vth=1V, RG1=RG2=1MM,Rs=0.8kQ2, RD=3kN, RL=3kN, gm=6mA/V and VDD=10V.(Note that Rsig=0)VDDRigwwwRGVCciRG2RD11RGCciRG2VDDRpCcz=Cs=R₁V₁₂Copyright © American College of the Middle East. 2020AV1= -18AV2= -9Total gain=162

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Vas For the two stage amplifier circuit, find the total gain. Use K'n=0.05mA/V² and (W/L)=4, Vth=1V, RG1=RG2=1M0, Rs=0.8kQ2, RD=3kN, RL=3k, gm=6mA/V and VDD=10V. (Note that Rsig=0) +₁ Rus m RGV Ca www RG2 to Rp www R ww 410 HH RG Ce HH www RG2 DD Rp 20 ww ww |1₁ Cc₂ Š AV1= -18 AV2= -9 Total gain=162 Copyright © American College of the Middle East. 2020

Vas For the two stage amplifier circuit, find the total gain. Use K'n=0.05mA/V² and (W/L)=4, Vth=1V, RG1=RG2=1M0, Rs=0.8kQ2, RD=3kN, RL=3k, gm=6mA/V and VDD=10V. (Note that Rsig=0) +₁ Rus m RGV Ca www RG2 to Rp www R ww 410 HH RG Ce HH www RG2 DD Rp 20 ww ww |1₁ Cc₂ Š AV1= -18 AV2= -9 Total gain=162 Copyright © American College of the Middle East. 2020

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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ISBN:9780133923605

Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

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