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4.59 In Example 4-9, we analyzed a common-source amplifier without a load resistance. Consider the amplifier in Fig. P4.59; it is identical to the circuit in Fig. 4-31, except that we have added a load resistor RL. Obtain an expression for vout as a function of vs. Figure P4.59: MOSFET circuit for Problem 4.59.

4.59 In Example 4-9, we analyzed a common-source amplifier without a load resistance. Consider the amplifier in Fig. P4.59; it is identical to the circuit in Fig. 4-31, except that we have added a load resistor RL. Obtain an expression for vout as a function of vs. Figure P4.59: MOSFET circuit for Problem 4.59.

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4.59 In Example 4-9, we analyzed a common-source amplifier without a load resistance. Consider the amplifier in Fig. P4.59; it is identical to the circuit in Fig. 4-31, except that we have added a load resistor R L . Obtain an expression for v out as a function of v s . Figure P4.59: MOSFET circuit for Problem 4.59.

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