For the Common-Source amplifier in figure,VDD= Vss =15V, RD= RL=10kQ; Vs= -1V ; V= 0.6V.The amplifier is fed from a signal source with a series resistance of 25KQ, and the Gateresistance is 10OKN.a)Sketch the small-signal equivalent circuit.b)Input signal is aimed to be amplified by 20 times. Find the value of the constantcurrent source.с)Does it satisfy the Saturation condition?VDDRpCaCaRLRo-Vss

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For the Common-Source amplifier in figure, VDD= Vss =15V, Ro= RL=10kQ; Vs= -1V ; V= 0.6V. The amplifier is fed from a signal source with a series resistance of 25kN, and the Gate resistance is 100kQ. a) Sketch the small-signal equivalent circuit. b) Input signal is aimed to be amplified by 20 times. Find the value of the constant current source. c) Does it satisfy the Saturation condition? DD Ca Ca Ra -Vs

For the Common-Source amplifier in figure, VDD= Vss =15V, Ro= RL=10kQ; Vs= -1V ; V= 0.6V. The amplifier is fed from a signal source with a series resistance of 25kN, and the Gate resistance is 100kQ. a) Sketch the small-signal equivalent circuit. b) Input signal is aimed to be amplified by 20 times. Find the value of the constant current source. c) Does it satisfy the Saturation condition? DD Ca Ca Ra -Vs

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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ISBN:9780133923605

Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

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