20. For the common-source amplifier in Figure 9–63, determine Ip, VGs, and Vps for a centered Q-point. Ipss = 9 mA, and VGs(off) =-3 V.FIGURE 9-63VDD+9 VSpiceRp1.0 kΩ C3Vout10 μFVin o8m = 3700 µS0.1 μFRL10 kNRGRs330 NC2100 µF10 ΜΩ

For the common-source Amplifier in figure 9-63. Determine ID, VGS and VDS for a centered Q-point…

For the common-source amplifier in Figure 9–63, determine Ip, VGs, and Vps for a centered Q- point. Ipss = 9 mA, and VGs(off) =-3 V. GURE 9–63 +9 V Rp 1.0 kN C3 Vout 10 μF 8m = 3700 µS 0.1 μF RL 10 kſM RG 10 ΜΩ R$ 330 N 100 μF

For the common-source amplifier in Figure 9–63, determine Ip, VGs, and Vps for a centered Q- point. Ipss = 9 mA, and VGs(off) =-3 V. GURE 9–63 +9 V Rp 1.0 kN C3 Vout 10 μF 8m = 3700 µS 0.1 μF RL 10 kſM RG 10 ΜΩ R$ 330 N 100 μF

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20. For the common-source amplifier in Figure 9–63, determine Ip, VGs, and Vps for a centered Q-
point. Ipss = 9 mA, and VGs(off) =-3 V.
FIGURE 9-63
VDD
+9 V
Spice
Rp
1.0 kΩ C3
Vout
10 μF
Vin o
8m = 3700 µS
0.1 μF
RL
10 kN
RG
Rs
330 N
C2
100 µF
10 ΜΩ

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