For the circuit shown in Figure Q4: i) What is the type of MOSFET and the amplifier configuration? ii) Find the Q-point (Ip and Vps) iii) What is the device transconductance, gm? iv) What are the voltage gain and output voltage? v) Draw the input /output voltage waveforms showing the phase relations between them. Be sure to label them properly. +20V IDON = 15 mA@ VcsON = 6V VcSTH = 1V %3D 1kQ Rp C2 10MQ Ro1 out Vin 50mV 3.3MQ3 RG, 4702RS RG2 4700 Rs C2 Figure Q4

For the circuit shown in Figure Q4: i) What is the type of MOSFET and the amplifier configuration? ii) Find the Q-point (Ip and Vps) iii) What is the device transconductance, gm? iv) What are the voltage gain and output voltage? v) Draw the input /output voltage waveforms showing the phase relations between them. Be sure to label them properly. +20V IDON = 15 mA@ VcsON = 6V VcSTH = 1V %3D 1kQ Rp C2 10MQ Ro1 out Vin 50mV 3.3MQ3 RG, 4702RS RG2 4700 Rs C2 Figure Q4

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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ISBN:9780133923605

Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

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