Question 6A common-source amplifier using an E-MOSFET is shown in Figure 6.(a) Determine Vos, In, VDs, ac output voltage and voltage gain. Assume that for this particulardevice, Incon) - 200 mA at Vas= 4 V, Vosuh)-2 V, and gm= 23 mS, Vin= 100 mV.(b) If load resistor R and bypass capacitor C; is removed, evaluate the effect of ac output voltageand voltage gain in relative to their values in Question 6(a).(c) Design a new common-source amplifier using an E-MOSFET with a better voltage gaincompared to Question 6(a).VDD+15 VRpC23.3 knVat4.7 M10 μΕVin0.01 μFR2820 kΩRL33 knFigure 6

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Question 6 A common-source amplifier using an E-MOSFET is shown in Figure 6. (a) Determine Vos, In, VDs, ac output voltage and voltage gain. Assume that for this particular device, Incon) - 200 mA at Vas= 4 V, Vasuh)-2 V, and g= 23 mS, Vin= 100 mV.

Question 6 A common-source amplifier using an E-MOSFET is shown in Figure 6. (a) Determine Vos, In, VDs, ac output voltage and voltage gain. Assume that for this particular device, Incon) - 200 mA at Vas= 4 V, Vasuh)-2 V, and g= 23 mS, Vin= 100 mV.

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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