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Analyze the following common-gate amplifier. (Ignore the channel length modulation effect, λ = 0) a) Draw the Small signal model of the amplifier. b) If it is known that ID is 0.5 mA and Kn = 1 mA/V2, find the values of the input resistance Rin and the overall gain Gv.

Analyze the following common-gate amplifier. (Ignore the channel length modulation effect, λ = 0) a) Draw the Small signal model of the amplifier. b) If it is known that ID is 0.5 mA and Kn = 1 mA/V2, find the values of the input resistance Rin and the overall gain Gv.

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Analyze the following common-gate amplifier. (Ignore the channel length modulation effect, λ = 0 ) a) Draw the Small signal model of the amplifier. b) If it is known that I D is 0.5 m A and K n = 1 m A / V 2 , find the values of the input resistance R in and the overall gain G v .

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