The correct answer should be 23.5k ohms. Please check to make sure that is your answer before posting :)
The correct answer should be 23.5k ohms. Please check to make sure that is your answer before posting :) What is the low frequency output resistance, Ro, in kΩ for the amplifier shown at 270 C with R...
What is the low frequency input resistance, Ri, in for the amplifier shown at 27° C with Rd = 31.3612, Rs = 1.2k and Rg = 5.750 ? Use: W/L = 18, Id = 870 A, VTP = -0.5V, k'n = 40A/V^2. Neglect the effect of channel-length VOD VBIAS + RG Vi modulation and body effect. RS M1 Vo R. R RD Answer: Check
RD Ri Estimate the maximum low frequency voltage gain for the amplifier shown at 270 C with Rd = 20.1 ko, Rs = 0.2k? and Rg = 14K M1 RG Vo Vi Ro
The final answer should be 78.83 V/V as given in the picture. If
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Estimate the maximum low frequency voltage gain for the amplifier shown at 27° C with Rd 47.3kΩ, Rs 0.6kΩ and Rg = 2.3kΩ. VBIAS VoD...
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Question 2 The amplifier shown in Figure 2 has the following parameters: Kn(W/L)-1 mA/V2, V-1 V Determine a) Voltage gain (Vo/vi) b) Input resistance (R) c) Output resistance (Ro) d) Maximum output voltage swing so as the amplifier stays in saturation mode. Assume VDD-20 V, R1-2.5 ΚΩ, R2-1KQ, R3-0.5 ΚΩ, R4-5 MQ, R5_1ΜΩ. R4 R1 R5 R2 Ro R3
Question 2 The amplifier shown in Figure 2 has the following parameters: Kn(W/L)-1 mA/V2, V-1 V Determine a)...