A common source amplifier circuit is shown in Fig. 4(a) and is operating in the saturation region. The parameters of the MOSFET are, K, = 2 mA/V², VTn = 1 V and VA = ∞ V. (i) Determine the values of VGso, Ipo and gm: (ii) Design the amplifier circuit for small-signal voltage gain |Aps| = vo/vs = 5 by determining the value of drain resistance Rp. 9+ 10V R = Rp 200kn Cc2 -o + vo Rsi = 5 kn ww R= 20 kn R2= 50kn Rs = 0.5 k Cs ww

A common source amplifier circuit is shown in Fig. 4(a) and is operating in the saturation region. The parameters of the MOSFET are, K, = 2 mA/V², VTn = 1 V and VA = ∞ V. (i) Determine the values of VGso, Ipo and gm: (ii) Design the amplifier circuit for small-signal voltage gain |Aps| = vo/vs = 5 by determining the value of drain resistance Rp. 9+ 10V R = Rp 200kn Cc2 -o + vo Rsi = 5 kn ww R= 20 kn R2= 50kn Rs = 0.5 k Cs ww

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

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