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For the given amplifier in the following figure, vs, is an AC signal source. Assume that all capacitors are very large. a) Determine Q-point ( ID, VSD) and the operation region of the transistor. b) Draw small signal equivalent model. c) Calculate the voltage gains vout/vs. d) Determine the input (Rin) and output resistances (Rout). e) Find the maximum input voltage (vs,max) for small signal linearity conditions.

For the given amplifier in the following figure, vs, is an AC signal source. Assume that all capacitors are very large. a) Determine Q-point ( ID, VSD) and the operation region of the transistor. b) Draw small signal equivalent model. c) Calculate the voltage gains vout/vs. d) Determine the input (Rin) and output resistances (Rout). e) Find the maximum input voltage (vs,max) for small signal linearity conditions.

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For the given amplifier in the following figure, vs, is an AC signal source. Assume that all capacitors are very large. a) Determine Q-point ( ID, VSD) and the operation region of the transistor. b) Draw small signal equivalent model. c) Calculate the voltage gains vout/vs. d) Determine the input (Rin) and output resistances (Rout). e) Find the maximum input voltage (vs,max) for small signal linearity conditions.

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