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Problem 7 For the MOSFET amplifier circuit shown below, answer the following questions. Assume Vt = 2 V, kn′(W/L) = 0.5 mA/V2. (1) Perform DC analysis and find ID and VGS. (2) Perform ac analysis and find voltage gain (vo/vi). (3) Find the maximum value for vi to remain the MOSFET in saturation region.

Problem 7 For the MOSFET amplifier circuit shown below, answer the following questions. Assume Vt = 2 V, kn′(W/L) = 0.5 mA/V2. (1) Perform DC analysis and find ID and VGS. (2) Perform ac analysis and find voltage gain (vo/vi). (3) Find the maximum value for vi to remain the MOSFET in saturation region.

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Problem 7 For the MOSFET amplifier circuit shown below, answer the following questions. Assume V t = 2 V , k n ′ ( W L ) = 0.5 mA / V 2 . (1) Perform DC analysis and find I D and V G S . (2) Perform ac analysis and find voltage gain ( v o / v i ) . (3) Find the maximum value for v i to remain the MOSFET in saturation region.

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