None Q2: For the network of Fig.(2), determine:(a) ID.(b) VDS.(c) VD.(d) VS.VoD=20 VRp= 2 kQIpss =9 mAV3= -3 VR=1.6k26 Vss=-12 VFig.(2)

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Q2: For the network of Fig.(2), determine: (a) ID. (b) VDS. VDD= 20 V %3D (c) VD. (d) VS. R,= 2 kM Ipss =9 mA Vz=-3 V Rg =1.6kN O Vss=-12 V Fig.(2)

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Q2: For the network of Fig.(2), determine:
(a) ID.
(b) VDS.
(c) VD.
(d) VS.
VoD=20 V
Rp= 2 kQ
Ipss =9 mA
V3= -3 V
R=1.6k2
6 Vss=-12 V
Fig.(2)

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