5. In the adjacent circuit, the transistors parameter are: VTN = 0.7V, K₁ = 1mA/V². Calculate VG, Vs, VGS, ID & VDs. Assume the transistor is biased in saturation region for all computations and find the assumption is correct or not.

5. In the adjacent circuit, the transistors parameter are: VTN = 0.7V, K₁ = 1mA/V². Calculate VG, Vs, VGS, ID & VDs. Assume the transistor is biased in saturation region for all computations and find the assumption is correct or not.

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5. In the adjacent circuit, the transistors parameter are: VTN = 0.7V,
K₁ = 1mA/V². Calculate VG, Vs, VGS, ID & VDs. Assume the
transistor is biased in saturation region for all computations and
find the assumption is correct or not.
R = 32 ΚΩ
R2 = 18 ΚΩ
VDD=10 V
RD=4kQ2
Rs = 2 ΚΩ

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