(e) Consider the circuit of Figure 1.5 consisting of a MOSFET M¡ biased in saturation. Which of the following values corresponds to resistance R1 required to bias the DC output voltage V, to 5V if the MOSFET is characterised by a threshold voltage of 1 V and a K= 2mA/V². %3D R3 2kN R1 Vo = 5V Vs 10V M1 Vin R2 35kN Figure 1.5 (A) R¡ = 18.6 kN (B) RỊ = 13.85 k2 (C) R1 = 12.42 kQ (D) R1= 14.37 kN

(e) Consider the circuit of Figure 1.5 consisting of a MOSFET M¡ biased in saturation. Which of the following values corresponds to resistance R1 required to bias the DC output voltage V, to 5V if the MOSFET is characterised by a threshold voltage of 1 V and a K= 2mA/V². %3D R3 2kN R1 Vo = 5V Vs 10V M1 Vin R2 35kN Figure 1.5 (A) R¡ = 18.6 kN (B) RỊ = 13.85 k2 (C) R1 = 12.42 kQ (D) R1= 14.37 kN

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

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