2.12 Example for E-MOSFET Voltage Divider Bias CircuitEXAMPLE 7.11 Determine ID, VGS, and Vps for the network of Fig. 7.44.22 ΜΩ18 ΜΩ9 40 VGENGG CC ORT NVosoFIG. 7.44D3kQOS100xVps2N4351VGS (Th) = 5 VID (on) = 3 mAat VGS (on) = 10 V0.82 kQ2Figure 2.12 Example for E-MOSFET Voltage Divider Bias Circuit.

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2.12 Example for E-MOSFET Voltage Divider Bias Circuit EXAMPLE 7.11 Determine Ip VGS and Vps for the network of Fig. 7.44. 22 ΜΩ ww 18 ΜΩ. ENGG 9 40 V G Vaso FIG. 7.44 Do 3kQ2 -OS 1pQ + Vps 2N4351 VGS = SV Ip (on) =3 mA at VGS (0) = 10 V 0.82 ΚΩ Figure 2.12 Example for E-MOSFET Voltage Divider Bias Circuit.

2.12 Example for E-MOSFET Voltage Divider Bias Circuit EXAMPLE 7.11 Determine Ip VGS and Vps for the network of Fig. 7.44. 22 ΜΩ ww 18 ΜΩ. ENGG 9 40 V G Vaso FIG. 7.44 Do 3kQ2 -OS 1pQ + Vps 2N4351 VGS = SV Ip (on) =3 mA at VGS (0) = 10 V 0.82 ΚΩ Figure 2.12 Example for E-MOSFET Voltage Divider Bias Circuit.

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