Q5. Design a Voltage-divider D-MOSFET circuit that produces a voltage gain of - 6. The following design restrictions are given below; R1 = 11R2; ID(Q) = 7.6 mA; VGs(Q) = 0.35 V; and Vpp= 18V. a) The circuit design should be shown along with the values. Also, all the assumptions and calculations should be presented. b) Determine its output voltage (Vo), if Vi= 1.5 mV and ra= 30 kQ; and c) Draw the AC equivalent circuit. Circuit Design Calculation/Assumption

Q5. Design a Voltage-divider D-MOSFET circuit that produces a voltage gain of - 6. The following design restrictions are given below; R1 = 11R2; ID(Q) = 7.6 mA; VGs(Q) = 0.35 V; and Vpp= 18V. a) The circuit design should be shown along with the values. Also, all the assumptions and calculations should be presented. b) Determine its output voltage (Vo), if Vi= 1.5 mV and ra= 30 kQ; and c) Draw the AC equivalent circuit. Circuit Design Calculation/Assumption

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

13th Edition

ISBN:9780133923605

Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

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