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Consider a CG amplifier shown in figure. Assume that μnCox = 400 μA/V2, (WIL) = 20, Vt = 1 V I = 1 mA, RD = 5 kohm, and ro = ∞. RS = 2kohm, Cgs = 1.5pF, Cgd = 0 pF, CL = 0.5 pF Find the frequency response of the voltage gain Av(s) and draw the frequency response.

Consider a CG amplifier shown in figure. Assume that μnCox = 400 μA/V2, (WIL) = 20, Vt = 1 V I = 1 mA, RD = 5 kohm, and ro = ∞. RS = 2kohm, Cgs = 1.5pF, Cgd = 0 pF, CL = 0.5 pF Find the frequency response of the voltage gain Av(s) and draw the frequency response.

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Consider a CG amplifier shown in figure. Assume that μnCox = 400 μA/V2, (WIL) = 20, Vt = 1 V I = 1 mA, RD = 5 kohm, and ro = ∞. RS = 2kohm, Cgs = 1.5pF, Cgd = 0 pF, CL = 0.5 pF Find the frequency response of the voltage gain Av(s) and draw the frequency response.

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