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Q2. Derive the voltage gain (Av) and maximum input voltage (Vi−max) for the MOSFET amplifier given if the Q-point is (129.6 μA, 1.835 V) at VGS = 1.751 V? Assume Kn = 0.450 mA/V2, VTN = 1 V, λ = 0.0133 V −1, and vgs−max = 0.2(VGS−VTN) for small-signal linearity constraint.

Q2. Derive the voltage gain (Av) and maximum input voltage (Vi−max) for the MOSFET amplifier given if the Q-point is (129.6 μA, 1.835 V) at VGS = 1.751 V? Assume Kn = 0.450 mA/V2, VTN = 1 V, λ = 0.0133 V −1, and vgs−max = 0.2(VGS−VTN) for small-signal linearity constraint.

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Q2. Derive the voltage gain ( A v ) and maximum input voltage ( V i − max ) for the MOSFET amplifier given if the Qpoint is ( 129.6 μ A , 1.835 V ) at V G S = 1.751 V ? Assume K n = 0.450 m A / V 2 , V T N = 1 V , λ = 0.0133 V − 1 , and v g s − max = 0.2 ( V G S − V T N ) for small-signal linearity constraint.

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