Finish the diagram DC bias calculationcommon source nMOS FET amplifierVID=5 V, R, = 10k. R: 16k.RRoRp 43k, Rs-24k, V, 0.78 V. VA-30 V and B 0.15 mA/Vlo 0-> V-Vpp R, +R;R 5(16/10+16)) 3.1 VIn saturation:Ips = P(Ves-V,) where Vos Vo- VR.Is-0 V21VoDR,+RVDO VD = 60u*43k = 2.58 VVDD- VD = 160u 43k = 6.88 V.To = VA/Ips = 30/60u = 500 k2.Check: We have Vps = 2.42-1.44 0.98 V and Ves = 3.1-1.44 =1.66 V. Therefore, VGs- V = 0.88 V. so Vps > Ves - V. TheMOSFET is in saturation, as required.explain thisShow transcribed image textExpert Answer OAnonymous answered this1.819 answersWas this answer helpful?Voo 5 VRD 43KRillazIDRs 24hs://www.chegg.com/homework-help/questions-and-answers/dc-bias-calculation-common-source-n-mos-t

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DC bias calculation common source nMOS FET amplifier Voo VIo 5 V, R, 10k. R 16k. R Ro Rp 43k, R 24k. V, 0.78 V. VA-30 V and B 0.15 mA/V My la 0-> V-Vo R 5(16/10+16)) 3.1 V R+R R In saturation: Ips (Ve-V,) where Vos Vo-Vs Vs-0V -IR,-V 11050u60uorl60 R, +R; Voo VD = 60u43k 2.58 V VDD- VD = 160u"43k = 6,88 V. To = VA/lps = 30/60µ = 500 k2. %3D %3D %3D %3D Check: We have Vps = 2.42-1.44 = 0.98 V and Ves = 3.1-1.44 = 1.66 V. Therefore, Ves- V = 0.88 V. so Vps > Ves - V The MOSFET is in saluration, as required. %3D %3D explain this Show transcribed image text

DC bias calculation common source nMOS FET amplifier Voo VIo 5 V, R, 10k. R 16k. R Ro Rp 43k, R 24k. V, 0.78 V. VA-30 V and B 0.15 mA/V My la 0-> V-Vo R 5(16/10+16)) 3.1 V R+R R In saturation: Ips (Ve-V,) where Vos Vo-Vs Vs-0V -IR,-V 11050u60uorl60 R, +R; Voo VD = 60u43k 2.58 V VDD- VD = 160u"43k = 6,88 V. To = VA/lps = 30/60µ = 500 k2. %3D %3D %3D %3D Check: We have Vps = 2.42-1.44 = 0.98 V and Ves = 3.1-1.44 = 1.66 V. Therefore, Ves- V = 0.88 V. so Vps > Ves - V The MOSFET is in saluration, as required. %3D %3D explain this Show transcribed image text

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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