Vin 2k M + 1k V out VG Assume that the op-amp is ideal. For the transistor M, use K = 2mA/V² and VT = 1V. For the rest of the circuit, use Vin = 2V and VG = 5V. (a) In terms of voltages shown on the diagram, what are VD and V3? Why? (b) Determine Vout and the current flowing out of the output terminal of the op-amp. (c) What mode is the transistor in? Verify that the conditions of that mode are satisfied. (d) Replace the 2kn resistor with a short circuit (wire). 1. Without doing any calculations, what mode you expect the transistor to be in? Why? 2. Show that the transistor is in this mode.

Vin 2k M + 1k V out VG Assume that the op-amp is ideal. For the transistor M, use K = 2mA/V² and VT = 1V. For the rest of the circuit, use Vin = 2V and VG = 5V. (a) In terms of voltages shown on the diagram, what are VD and V3? Why? (b) Determine Vout and the current flowing out of the output terminal of the op-amp. (c) What mode is the transistor in? Verify that the conditions of that mode are satisfied. (d) Replace the 2kn resistor with a short circuit (wire). 1. Without doing any calculations, what mode you expect the transistor to be in? Why? 2. Show that the transistor is in this mode.

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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ISBN:9780133923605

Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

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