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Consider the amplifier shown in the figure. The NMOS transistor has Vt = 0.7 V and VA = 60 V and operates at VD = 1.5 V. Determine the value of the voltage gain vo/vi. Use the provided value of VA only for determining rO of the MOSFET (i. e. , you can ignore its influence in the bias analysis). Determine the value of the voltage gain vo/vi. Type in the numerical value rounding it to one decimal place. Pay attention to the polarity of the gain.

Consider the amplifier shown in the figure. The NMOS transistor has Vt = 0.7 V and VA = 60 V and operates at VD = 1.5 V. Determine the value of the voltage gain vo/vi. Use the provided value of VA only for determining rO of the MOSFET (i. e. , you can ignore its influence in the bias analysis). Determine the value of the voltage gain vo/vi. Type in the numerical value rounding it to one decimal place. Pay attention to the polarity of the gain.

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Consider the amplifier shown in the figure. The NMOS transistor has V t = 0.7 V and V A = 60 V and operates at V D = 1.5 V . Determine the value of the voltage gain v o / v i . Use the provided value of V A only for determining r O of the MOSFET (i.e., you can ignore its influence in the bias analysis).
Determine the value of the voltage gain v o / v i . Type in the numerical value rounding it to one decimal place. Pay attention to the polarity of the gain.

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