The p-channel MOSFET in the circuit below has V = 1 V and k, = 2 mA/V² (A = 0). %3D 5 V 9 mA vout Q1 10 k Vs -5 v a) Is this amplifier a common-source, common-drain, or common-gate configuration? b) Determine the d.c. biasing by calculating Vsg and Vsp. c) What is the amplifier's gain A and output resistance Rout?

The p-channel MOSFET in the circuit below has V = 1 V and k, = 2 mA/V² (A = 0). %3D 5 V 9 mA vout Q1 10 k Vs -5 v a) Is this amplifier a common-source, common-drain, or common-gate configuration? b) Determine the d.c. biasing by calculating Vsg and Vsp. c) What is the amplifier's gain A and output resistance Rout?

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

13th Edition

ISBN:9780133923605

Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

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