### NMOS Amplifier Design AnalysisA conceptual design of an NMOS amplifier is presented. The task is to determine the DC bias current, \( I_D \), expressed in milliamps, using the given parameters:- Threshold Voltage (\( V_t \)) = 0.9 volts- Transconductance Parameter (\( k \)) = 0.4 mA/V\(^2\)- Bias Voltage (\( V_{GS} \)) = 2.3 volts- Supply Voltage (\( V_{DD} \)) = 6.5 volts- Drain Resistance (\( R_D \)) = 2 kΩ#### Circuit Diagram ExplanationThe circuit involves:- A voltage source \( V_{GS} \) connected to the gate of the NMOS transistor, establishing the gate-source voltage.- A resistor \( R_D \) is connected between the drain of the transistor and the supply voltage \( V_{DD} \).- The current \( i_D \) flows from \( V_{DD} \) through \( R_D \) and the NMOS transistor to ground, with a corresponding drain-source voltage \( v_{DS} \).Your task is to calculate and express the DC bias current \( I_D \) using the given parameters.#### Your Answer:Please provide your calculated value of \( I_D \) in milliamps.

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A conceptual design of an NMOS amplifier is shown below. If V₁= 0.9 volts, k 0.4 mA/V2, bias VGS = 2.3 volts, VDD = 6.5 volts, and Rp = 2 ks, what is the DC bias current, lp, expressed in milliamps? = gs VGST UGS Your Answer: iD VDD RD O UDS

A conceptual design of an NMOS amplifier is shown below. If V₁= 0.9 volts, k 0.4 mA/V2, bias VGS = 2.3 volts, VDD = 6.5 volts, and Rp = 2 ks, what is the DC bias current, lp, expressed in milliamps? = gs VGST UGS Your Answer: iD VDD RD O UDS

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### NMOS Amplifier Design Analysis

A conceptual design of an NMOS amplifier is presented. The task is to determine the DC bias current, \( I_D \), expressed in milliamps, using the given parameters:

- Threshold Voltage (\( V_t \)) = 0.9 volts
- Transconductance Parameter (\( k \)) = 0.4 mA/V\(^2\)
- Bias Voltage (\( V_{GS} \)) = 2.3 volts
- Supply Voltage (\( V_{DD} \)) = 6.5 volts
- Drain Resistance (\( R_D \)) = 2 kΩ

#### Circuit Diagram Explanation
The circuit involves:

- A voltage source \( V_{GS} \) connected to the gate of the NMOS transistor, establishing the gate-source voltage.
- A resistor \( R_D \) is connected between the drain of the transistor and the supply voltage \( V_{DD} \).
- The current \( i_D \) flows from \( V_{DD} \) through \( R_D \) and the NMOS transistor to ground, with a corresponding drain-source voltage \( v_{DS} \).

Your task is to calculate and express the DC bias current \( I_D \) using the given parameters.

#### Your Answer:
Please provide your calculated value of \( I_D \) in milliamps.

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