The transistor shown in Figure B2 has parameters VTN = 0.4 V, K₂ = 0.4 mA/V², and λ = 0. Thetransistor is biased at Ipq = 0.8 mA.1.V₁0-Draw the small-signal equivalent circuit of the circuit.2. Determine the maximum small-signal voltage gain.Physical Constants &q=1.602 x 10-19 Ca = 8.854 x 10-¹2 F/mkB = 1.380 x 10-23 J/Kme = 9.109 x 10-3¹ kg1 μm = 1 x 10 m&-Si= 11,73. Determine the corner frequency of the circuit.n, = BT ³/22k74. Draw the bode plot of the circuit. The maximum voltage gain (in dB) and corner frequency shouldbe included.J₁ = eD₂V+ = 2.5 VDrift and Diffusion CurrentsJ=oE= (1/p)EdndxVsRD=1kQSemiconductor Propertiesp-n Junction and Diode CircuitsVu - KeTmNAND)Vb =10 = 1 [exp(27)-1]V₁N₁N₂=Figure B2Eg-Si= 1.1 eVEg-GaAs = 1.4 eVEg-Ge=0.66 eVnsi = 1.45 x 10¹0 cm31 nm 1 x 10⁹ mdphotocurrent:Formula SheetBox (3.9) x (8.854 x 10-12) F/m=n = n.pV, =2 fRCMOS Capacitor and MOSFETSV=V₂ Irsource regulation and load regulation:o enfle + epflhdpJp =-eDpdxwhere f =-V, In ( NAND)=Bsi 5.23 x 10¹5 cm-³ K-3/2BGaAs = 2.10 x 10¹4 cm³ K-3/2BGe 1.66 x 10¹5 cm³ K-3/2μe-si = 1400 cm² V-¹ s-¹1 pm = 1 x 10-¹2 m- VoC₁ = 1 pFC =12TPAVLX100%AVFSEx A10xIph = neDAC.√H1+V10 = 1, [exp(-/-)-1]C₁ =D_Dr_k₂TH₂ Hp=V₂μh-Si= 450 cm² V-1 S-11 fm = 1 x 10-15 mVL,no load VL, full loadVL, full loodThermal Voltage VT = 0.026 VCut-in Voltage V₂ = 0.7 VCasq-x 100%Eax1ax NMOSNonsaturation region (ups < ups (sat))iD = K[2(UGS - VTN)UDS - VDS]Saturation region (Ups > Ups(sat))ip = K₁(VGS - VTN)²Transition pointVDs (sat) = UGS - VTNEnhancement modeVTN >0Depletion modeVTN<0K.=+H.C. (H)=+*: (7)K₂kT =1-1-²-2) -di D3) L = [2K (Vasq - VIN)²]*¹ = [2]¹ON DS1-poini Dar = K₂ (VGs - VIN) ² (1+2VDS)V₂N =V₂NO+Y(√20, +V'S = √20₁)= 2K (Vas -VTN) = 2√ √K₂1DQic = IseVBE/VT¡E = ¹ = ³/VTiB ==/VrFor both transistorsig=ic + igig = (1+B)iBα = 1Bipolar Junction Transistor (BJT)Summary of the bipolar current-voltage relationships in the active regionNPNPNPic Is exp, exp (* * *)(1+² =)V₁BlaPMOSNonsaturation region (USD < Usp (sat))iD = Kp[2(USG + VTP) USD - USD]Saturation region (VSD > USD (sat))ip = K₂(USG + VTP)²Transition pointVSD (sat) = USG + VTPEnhancement modeVTP < 0Depletion modeVTP > 0K‚= ‡μ‚C« (H) = + *; (H)laic=¡E = ¹ =iB = 1 =Iseva/VT¹/V₂²¹/V₂ic = BiBic = αig = (+)ieß = 12ro10

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The transistor shown in Figure B2 has parameters VTN = 0.4 V, K₂ = 0.4 mA/V², and λ = 0. The transistor is biased at 1pq = 0.8 mA. V₁0- V+ = 2.5 V RD= 1kQ2 Figure B2 1. Draw the small-signal equivalent circuit of the circuit. 2. Determine the maximum small-signal voltage gain. 3. Determine the corner frequency of the circuit. o Vo C₁ = 1 pF

The transistor shown in Figure B2 has parameters VTN = 0.4 V, K₂ = 0.4 mA/V², and λ = 0. The transistor is biased at 1pq = 0.8 mA. V₁0- V+ = 2.5 V RD= 1kQ2 Figure B2 1. Draw the small-signal equivalent circuit of the circuit. 2. Determine the maximum small-signal voltage gain. 3. Determine the corner frequency of the circuit. o Vo C₁ = 1 pF

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