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The pMOSFET has the following parameters:
- Threshold voltage (\(V_t\)): \(-1V\)
- Transconductance parameter (\(\frac{1}{2}k'_n \frac{W}{L}\)): \(0.5 \, \text{mA/V}^2\)
- Early voltage (\(V_A\)): \(\rightarrow \infty\)

The schematic diagram shown is a pMOSFET amplifier circuit. Below is a detailed explanation of the circuit components and their connections:

1. **Power Supply (\(V_{DD}\))**: The circuit is powered by a 10V supply voltage.

2. **pMOSFET Transistor**:
   - Source (S) is connected to a resistor (\(R_S = 2K\)).
   - Gate (G) is connected through a capacitor (\(C_{IN}\)) and resistors (\(R_1 = 1.6M\) and \(R_2 = 820K\)).

3. **Input**:
   - The input signal (\(V_S\)) presumably an AC signal, is applied through \(C_{IN}\).

4. **Resistors**:
   - \(R_1 = 1.6M\): Resistor connected between \(V_{DD}\) and the gate of the transistor.
   - \(R_2 = 820K\): Resistor connected from the gate to the ground.
   - \(R_S = 2K\): Source resistor.
   - \(R_D = 1K\): Drain resistor.
   - \(R_L = 1K\): Load resistor.

5. **Capacitors**:
   - \(C_{IN}\): Input coupling capacitor that blocks DC.
   - \(C_C\): Coupling capacitor connected between the drain and output.

6. **Output (\(V_o\))**:
   - The amplified output signal is taken across \(R_L\) with respect to ground.

This diagram illustrates the configuration of a common-source amplifier using a pMOSFET, showing how signal amplification is achieved by controlling the gate voltage relative to the source. The careful selection of resistors and capacitors helps set the gain, input/output impedance, and bandwidth of the amplifier.
Transcribed Image Text:The pMOSFET has the following parameters: - Threshold voltage (\(V_t\)): \(-1V\) - Transconductance parameter (\(\frac{1}{2}k'_n \frac{W}{L}\)): \(0.5 \, \text{mA/V}^2\) - Early voltage (\(V_A\)): \(\rightarrow \infty\) The schematic diagram shown is a pMOSFET amplifier circuit. Below is a detailed explanation of the circuit components and their connections: 1. **Power Supply (\(V_{DD}\))**: The circuit is powered by a 10V supply voltage. 2. **pMOSFET Transistor**: - Source (S) is connected to a resistor (\(R_S = 2K\)). - Gate (G) is connected through a capacitor (\(C_{IN}\)) and resistors (\(R_1 = 1.6M\) and \(R_2 = 820K\)). 3. **Input**: - The input signal (\(V_S\)) presumably an AC signal, is applied through \(C_{IN}\). 4. **Resistors**: - \(R_1 = 1.6M\): Resistor connected between \(V_{DD}\) and the gate of the transistor. - \(R_2 = 820K\): Resistor connected from the gate to the ground. - \(R_S = 2K\): Source resistor. - \(R_D = 1K\): Drain resistor. - \(R_L = 1K\): Load resistor. 5. **Capacitors**: - \(C_{IN}\): Input coupling capacitor that blocks DC. - \(C_C\): Coupling capacitor connected between the drain and output. 6. **Output (\(V_o\))**: - The amplified output signal is taken across \(R_L\) with respect to ground. This diagram illustrates the configuration of a common-source amplifier using a pMOSFET, showing how signal amplification is achieved by controlling the gate voltage relative to the source. The careful selection of resistors and capacitors helps set the gain, input/output impedance, and bandwidth of the amplifier.
For each of the following problems, determine:

a) Small signal parameters \( g_m, r_o \)

b) Draw the small signal circuit for the amplifier

c) Input resistance \( R_{in} \)

d) Output resistance \( R_{out} \)

e) Voltage gain \( A_v = \frac{v_o}{v_i} \)

f) Overall voltage gain \( G_v = \frac{v_o}{v_s} \)
Transcribed Image Text:For each of the following problems, determine: a) Small signal parameters \( g_m, r_o \) b) Draw the small signal circuit for the amplifier c) Input resistance \( R_{in} \) d) Output resistance \( R_{out} \) e) Voltage gain \( A_v = \frac{v_o}{v_i} \) f) Overall voltage gain \( G_v = \frac{v_o}{v_s} \)
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