Since k = 0.35x103, VGso = 6.2 V, VGS(Th) = 2.4 V, RF = 100 MQ, RG = 10 MQ, RD = 7.6 kQ, RS = 2.2 kQ and RL = 21.2 kQ in the circuit in the figure, the output voltage is in which option is the amplitude value (Vout) given correctly? NOTE-1: E-MOSFET output impedance is ra = 70 kQ and should be taken into account in calculations. NOTE-2: Capacitors are of negligible size at mid-band frequency. VDD SINE (OV 100mV 5KHz) Vin Gu RE RG NMOS RS 3 RL -Vout

Since k = 0.35x103, VGso = 6.2 V, VGS(Th) = 2.4 V, RF = 100 MQ, RG = 10 MQ, RD = 7.6 kQ, RS = 2.2 kQ and RL = 21.2 kQ in the circuit in the figure, the output voltage is in which option is the amplitude value (Vout) given correctly? NOTE-1: E-MOSFET output impedance is ra = 70 kQ and should be taken into account in calculations. NOTE-2: Capacitors are of negligible size at mid-band frequency. VDD SINE (OV 100mV 5KHz) Vin Gu RE RG NMOS RS 3 RL -Vout

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

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