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For the common source amplifier below, the n-channel MOSFET is biased in saturation with a quiescent DC drain current, IDQ, equal to 1 mA. What is the DC bias on the gate, VIQ? It the capacitor, C, is assumed to be very large, e.g., infinite, what is the voltage gain Av0=v0/vi? What is the output resistance of amplifier?

For the common source amplifier below, the n-channel MOSFET is biased in saturation with a quiescent DC drain current, IDQ, equal to 1 mA. What is the DC bias on the gate, VIQ? It the capacitor, C, is assumed to be very large, e.g., infinite, what is the voltage gain Av0=v0/vi? What is the output resistance of amplifier?

For the common source amplifier below, the n-channel MOSFET is biased in saturation with a quiescent DC drain current, IDQ, equal to 1 mA. What is the DC bias on the gate, VIQ? It the capacitor, C, is assumed to be very large, e.g., infinite, what is the voltage gain Av0=v0/vi? What is the output resistance of amplifier?

For the common source amplifier below, the n-channel MOSFET is biased in saturation with a quiescent DC drain current, IDQ, equal to 1 mA. What is the DC bias on the gate, VIQ? It the capacitor, C, is assumed to be very large, e.g., infinite, what is the voltage gain Av0=v0/vi? What is the output resistance of amplifier?

For the common source amplifier below, the n-channel MOSFET is biased in saturation with a quiescent DC drain current, IDQ, equal to 1 mA. What is the DC bias on the gate, VIQ? It the capacitor, C, is assumed to be very large, e.g., infinite, what is the voltage gain Av0=v0/vi? What is the output resistance of amplifier?

 

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For the common source amplifier below, the n-channel MOSFET is biased in saturation with a quiescent DC drain current, IDQ, equal to 1 mA. What is the DC bias on the gate, VIQ? It the capacitor, C, is assumed to be very large, e.g., infinite, what is the voltage gain Av0=v0/vi? What is the output resistance of amplifier?

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