b) Figure Q4 b shows a common-source amplifier circuit. The amplifier has a gm of 4 mA/V2 and the transistor's internal resistance and capacitance as follows: ro = 150 kΩ, Cgs = 10 pF, and Cgd = 1 pF. Determine: i) The mid-band gain AM ii) The lower 3-dB frequency fL by assuming fLG as the dominant frequency (associated with the coupling capacitor Ci ). iii) The upper 3-dB frequency fH. Figure Q4 b

b) Figure Q4 b shows a common-source amplifier circuit. The amplifier has a gm of 4 mA/V2 and the transistor's internal resistance and capacitance as follows: ro = 150 kΩ, Cgs = 10 pF, and Cgd = 1 pF. Determine: i) The mid-band gain AM ii) The lower 3-dB frequency fL by assuming fLG as the dominant frequency (associated with the coupling capacitor Ci ). iii) The upper 3-dB frequency fH. Figure Q4 b

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b) Figure Q4b shows a common-source amplifier circuit. The amplifier has a g m of 4 m A / V 2 and the transistor's internal resistance and capacitance as follows:
r o = 150 k Ω , C g s = 10 p F , and C g d = 1 p F .
Determine: i) The mid-band gain A M ii) The lower 3-dB frequency f L by assuming f L G as the dominant frequency (associated with the coupling capacitor C i ). iii) The upper 3-dB frequency f H . Figure Q4b

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