The NMOS transistor has KP-50 μA/V², Vto-2 V, L=10 μm, and W=400 μm. Find the midband voltage gain, input resistance, and output resistance of the amplifier. Then, assuming that the input source is given by v(t)=100 sin(2000nt) mV compute the output voltage. Also, assume that the frequency of the source (which is 1000 Hz) is in the midband region. v(1) R www 100 ΚΩ o C₁ HE 0.01 με +20 V ΙΜΩ R₁ • 3 ΜΩ R₂ Rs 2.7 ΚΩ +20 V RD 4.7 ΚΩ C₂ H 1 MF + Vo Cs 100 μF RL 10 ΚΩ

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The NMOS transistor has KP-50 μA/V², Vto-2 V, L=10 μm, and W=400 µm. Find the midband voltage gain, input
resistance, and output resistance of the amplifier. Then, assuming that the input source is given by
v(t)=100 sin(2000rt) mV compute the output voltage. Also, assume that the frequency of the source (which is
1000 Hz) is in the midband region.
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Transcribed Image Text:9. The NMOS transistor has KP-50 μA/V², Vto-2 V, L=10 μm, and W=400 µm. Find the midband voltage gain, input resistance, and output resistance of the amplifier. Then, assuming that the input source is given by v(t)=100 sin(2000rt) mV compute the output voltage. Also, assume that the frequency of the source (which is 1000 Hz) is in the midband region. v(1) R www 100 ΚΩ Vin (1) C o 0.01 με +20 V R₁ 3 ΜΩ • ww R₂ ΤΜΩΣ 141 Rs 2.7 ΚΩ www Copyright 2018 Pearson Education, At Rights Reserved +20 V RD 4.7 ΚΩ M₁ C₂ HE 1 MF Vo Cs 100 µF + RL 10 ΚΩ
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