(d) Consider the following circuit, which includes of a n-channel MOSFET and an ideal operational amplifier. Which of the following values corresponds to the magnitude of the small signal voltage gain A, in the circuit in Figure 1.4. Assume that the MOSFET M1 is operating in saturation and is characterised by a parameter K = 2mA/V² and a threshold voltage Vr= 1V. R3 R13 5kN 1kN Vs 10V Vo S M1 Vin R4 R2$ 2kN 10kN R532kN Figure 1.4 (A) 37.13 (В) -18.57 (C) 22.285 (D) -22.285

(d) Consider the following circuit, which includes of a n-channel MOSFET and an ideal operational amplifier. Which of the following values corresponds to the magnitude of the small signal voltage gain A, in the circuit in Figure 1.4. Assume that the MOSFET M1 is operating in saturation and is characterised by a parameter K = 2mA/V² and a threshold voltage Vr= 1V. R3 R13 5kN 1kN Vs 10V Vo S M1 Vin R4 R2$ 2kN 10kN R532kN Figure 1.4 (A) 37.13 (В) -18.57 (C) 22.285 (D) -22.285

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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ISBN:9780133923605

Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

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