This question is about Mosfets as Amplifiers. Please help me with this.6VVINo VOUTRAIt is given that the NMOS parameters are k, = 5A and VTH,n = 0.5V and the resistor RA = 1kN. UseAV = 2mV. Assume no channel length modulation.a.) Find the VTC of this amplifier.b.) Find the input bias voltage needed to achieve an output voltage of 3.0V and find the amplifier's gain at this bias condition.c.) Find the input bias voltage needed for maximum output voltage swing.

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6V VIN O VOUT RA It is given that the NMOS parameters are k, = 54 and VTH,n AV = 2mV. Assume no channel length modulation. = 0.5V and the resistor RA = 1kN. Use a.) Find the VTC of this amplifier. b.) Find the input bias voltage needed to achieve an output voltage of 3.0V and find the amplifier's gain at this bias condition. c.) Find the input bias voltage needed for maximum output voltage swing. 루

6V VIN O VOUT RA It is given that the NMOS parameters are k, = 54 and VTH,n AV = 2mV. Assume no channel length modulation. = 0.5V and the resistor RA = 1kN. Use a.) Find the VTC of this amplifier. b.) Find the input bias voltage needed to achieve an output voltage of 3.0V and find the amplifier's gain at this bias condition. c.) Find the input bias voltage needed for maximum output voltage swing. 루

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