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Homework: Determine VGG such that the Q-point is in the middle of the saturation region. Calculate the quiescent drain current. Determine the small-signal voltage gain. VTL = −1.2 V VTO = 0.8 V knO = 250 μA/V2 knL = 25 μA/V2 λO = λL = 0.01 V−1 VDD = 5 V

Homework: Determine VGG such that the Q-point is in the middle of the saturation region. Calculate the quiescent drain current. Determine the small-signal voltage gain. VTL = −1.2 V VTO = 0.8 V knO = 250 μA/V2 knL = 25 μA/V2 λO = λL = 0.01 V−1 VDD = 5 V

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Homework: Determine V G G such that the Q -point is in the middle of the saturation region. Calculate the quiescent drain current. Determine the small-signal voltage gain.
V T L = − 1.2 V V T o = 0.8 V k n o = 250 μ A / V 2 k n L = 25 μ A / V 2 λ o = λ L = 0.01 V − 1 V D D = 5 V

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