7.13 p-Channel FETS 32. For the network of Fig. 7.101, determine: a. Ipo and VGSQ b. VDs. c. VD- 33. For the network of Fig. 7.102, determine: a. Ipo and VGSQ b. Vps. c. Vp- | ΜΩ VGS ID = Inpss (1 - Vas)² Vp + VGSQ 9-18 V 2.2 ΚΩ 100 oss = 8 mA Vp = 4 V 0.51 k FIG. 7.101 Problem 32. ID=k(VGS - VGS(TH))² 1 MQ * Vaso 9-16 V 2kQ 100 Vas (Th)=-3 V ID (on)=4 mA VGS (on)=-7 V FIG. 7.102 Problem 33.

7.13 p-Channel FETS 32. For the network of Fig. 7.101, determine: a. Ipo and VGSQ b. VDs. c. VD- 33. For the network of Fig. 7.102, determine: a. Ipo and VGSQ b. Vps. c. Vp- | ΜΩ VGS ID = Inpss (1 - Vas)² Vp + VGSQ 9-18 V 2.2 ΚΩ 100 oss = 8 mA Vp = 4 V 0.51 k FIG. 7.101 Problem 32. ID=k(VGS - VGS(TH))² 1 MQ * Vaso 9-16 V 2kQ 100 Vas (Th)=-3 V ID (on)=4 mA VGS (on)=-7 V FIG. 7.102 Problem 33.

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