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Transcribed Image Text:VDD=5V, RD=24k2, kn'(W/L)=1mA/V², V=IV. If the amplifier is biased to operate with an overdrive
voltage Vov of 0.5V, find the coordinates of the bias point Q. Find the value of ID and the incremental gain
Av at the bias point.
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