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Consider the circuit below, where RD = 1.6 kΩ and λ = 0, if Rin is 40 Ω, then the voltage gain Av is: (Round your final answer to zero decimal places)

Consider the circuit below, where RD = 1.6 kΩ and λ = 0, if Rin is 40 Ω, then the voltage gain Av is: (Round your final answer to zero decimal places)

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Consider the circuit below, where R D = 1.6 k Ω and λ = 0 , if R in is 40 Ω , then the voltage gain Av is: (Round your final answer to zero decimal places)

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