please help, Design a common source (CS) amplifier to have a voltage gain of -25V/V when the drain current needs to be Ip=0.5 mA, the load resistance R=18 k, and the source resistance R=5 kN. The amplifier needs to amplify a signal of amplitude 20 mV. The circuit is powered from a 15 V DC source. The available MOSFET transistor has a threshold voltage V=1V, kn=4mA/V?, and VA=100 V. Show all your calculations and circuit diagrams for both DC and small signal analysis. Make simplifying assumptions in your calculations.

please help, Design a common source (CS) amplifier to have a voltage gain of -25V/V when the drain current needs to be Ip=0.5 mA, the load resistance R=18 k, and the source resistance R=5 kN. The amplifier needs to amplify a signal of amplitude 20 mV. The circuit is powered from a 15 V DC source. The available MOSFET transistor has a threshold voltage V=1V, kn=4mA/V?, and VA=100 V. Show all your calculations and circuit diagrams for both DC and small signal analysis. Make simplifying assumptions in your calculations.

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