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Problem 7) The MOSFET of the previous problem is connected to a circuit in the following way:Drain and source terminals connected to a Thévenin circuit consisting of voltage source VDD = 10 V and series resistance RD = 2.5 kΩ. Gate and source terminals connected to a voltage source vIN = 8 V. c) What are the values of vDS and iD for the MOSFET? d) In what region does the MOSFET operate? Problem 8) For the MOSFET and circuit of the previous problem, suppose that vN is changed in a continuous way from 0 V to 9 V. Plot vDS as a function of vIN.

Problem 7) The MOSFET of the previous problem is connected to a circuit in the following way:Drain and source terminals connected to a Thévenin circuit consisting of voltage source VDD = 10 V and series resistance RD = 2.5 kΩ. Gate and source terminals connected to a voltage source vIN = 8 V. c) What are the values of vDS and iD for the MOSFET? d) In what region does the MOSFET operate? Problem 8) For the MOSFET and circuit of the previous problem, suppose that vN is changed in a continuous way from 0 V to 9 V. Plot vDS as a function of vIN.

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Problem 7) The MOSFET of the previous problem is connected to a circuit in the following way:
  • Drain and source terminals connected to a Thévenin circuit consisting of voltage source V D D = 10 V and series resistance R D = 2.5 k Ω .
  • Gate and source terminals connected to a voltage source v I N = 8 V . c) What are the values of v D S and i D for the MOSFET? d) In what region does the MOSFET operate?
Problem 8) For the MOSFET and circuit of the previous problem, suppose that v N is changed in a continuous way from 0 V to 9 V . Plot v D S as a function of v I N .

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