1. Determine the input voltage V₁ and bias voltage VBIAS such that node voltage VD2 is at 5 V. Note that thegiven Voy is only applicable for M1. NMOS Cascode Amplifier with Source Degeneration and Miller CapacitanceVBIAS OVI OIDkCM11Given that:VTHVAVOV,M₁R$RLCMC₁M2M1RS00Figure 1: NMOS Cascode Amplifier50 μA1.5 mA/V²0.60 V60 V0.25 V7.5 ΕΩ100 ΚΩ100 pF10 nFRLCLvoConsider the circuit shown above. Assume that the amplifier is biased such that it operates in thesat ration region and ignore all transistor parasitic capacitances. Express your answers up to four (4)decimal places and use the appropriate unit of measure.

Given: Vov(M1)= VGS1-VTh= 0.25V. Therefore VGS1= 0.25V+ 0.6V = 0.85V…

NMOS Cascode Amplifier with Source Degeneration and Miller Capacitance VBIAS VIO ID k CM VTH VA Vov,M₁ R$ RL CM C₁ M2 M1 RS Figure 1: NMOS Cascode Amplifier Given that: 50 μA 1.5 mA/V² 0.60 V 60 V 0.25 V 7.5 ΕΩ 100 kn RL 100 pF 10 nF Consider the circuit shown above. Assume that the amplifier is biased such that it operates in the saturation region and ignore all transistor parasitic capacitances. Express your answers up to four (4) decimal places and use the appropriate unit of measure.

NMOS Cascode Amplifier with Source Degeneration and Miller Capacitance VBIAS VIO ID k CM VTH VA Vov,M₁ R$ RL CM C₁ M2 M1 RS Figure 1: NMOS Cascode Amplifier Given that: 50 μA 1.5 mA/V² 0.60 V 60 V 0.25 V 7.5 ΕΩ 100 kn RL 100 pF 10 nF Consider the circuit shown above. Assume that the amplifier is biased such that it operates in the saturation region and ignore all transistor parasitic capacitances. Express your answers up to four (4) decimal places and use the appropriate unit of measure.

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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ISBN:9780133923605

Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

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