P 200 K. WWI 100 K. saquint 5 K Vo Given that: kn = 0.5 mA/V2, VTH = 1 V and λ = 0, and VG V₁ + VG. 1. Assuming the capacitor acts as a short circuit at the frequency of vi, what are the small signal parameters of the transistor? Draw the small signal model of the entire circuit. 2. What is the gain of the amplifier using the small signal model?

P 200 K. WWI 100 K. saquint 5 K Vo Given that: kn = 0.5 mA/V2, VTH = 1 V and λ = 0, and VG V₁ + VG. 1. Assuming the capacitor acts as a short circuit at the frequency of vi, what are the small signal parameters of the transistor? Draw the small signal model of the entire circuit. 2. What is the gain of the amplifier using the small signal model?

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