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Problem 5: Consider the amplifier in the Figure 5. Assume that this particular Field Effect Transistor has a threshold voltage Vto = 5 V and the conduction parameter K = 28 mA/V2. Figure 5 5.1. (10 points): Find the gate-source voltage VGS. 5.2. (10 points): Find the drain-source voltage VDS in the saturation region.

Problem 5: Consider the amplifier in the Figure 5. Assume that this particular Field Effect Transistor has a threshold voltage Vto = 5 V and the conduction parameter K = 28 mA/V2. Figure 5 5.1. (10 points): Find the gate-source voltage VGS. 5.2. (10 points): Find the drain-source voltage VDS in the saturation region.

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Problem 5: Consider the amplifier in the Figure 5. Assume that this particular Field Effect Transistor has a threshold voltage V to = 5 V and the conduction parameter K = 28 m A / V 2 . Figure 5 5.1. (10 points): Find the gate-source voltage V G S . 5.2. (10 points): Find the drain-source voltage V D S in the saturation region.

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