Considering the small-signal model of the circuit shown below, choose the correct connectivity VoD Rp Vout M2 Select one: G1 connected to Vin and S, connected to Vcc. b. G, connected to ground and G2 connected to Rp. and D1. G, connected to ground and G2 connected to ground. O d. None of these G1 connected to ground and S, connected to ground. For the circuit shown in the figure below, we wish to find the biasing current Ic. Knowing that the current flowing through the 12k Q resistor is much higher than the base currer (IR >> Ig), VT= 26mV and Is1 = 5 x 10-16 A, calculate lc Vcc= 2.5 V 12 k2 31 kQ Q1 13 k2 0.6 V- Select one: O a. Ic = 0.24 mA O b. None of these O c. lc = 24 µA "H.

Considering the small-signal model of the circuit shown below, choose the correct connectivity VoD Rp Vout M2 Select one: G1 connected to Vin and S, connected to Vcc. b. G, connected to ground and G2 connected to Rp. and D1. G, connected to ground and G2 connected to ground. O d. None of these G1 connected to ground and S, connected to ground. For the circuit shown in the figure below, we wish to find the biasing current Ic. Knowing that the current flowing through the 12k Q resistor is much higher than the base currer (IR >> Ig), VT= 26mV and Is1 = 5 x 10-16 A, calculate lc Vcc= 2.5 V 12 k2 31 kQ Q1 13 k2 0.6 V- Select one: O a. Ic = 0.24 mA O b. None of these O c. lc = 24 µA "H.

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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