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Refer to the Circuit above. For the MOSFET, VT = 1 V and k = kn’W/L = 4 mA/V2. (a) Identify the value of the gate voltage vG and the drain-source current iDS. (b) Calculate the value of the drain voltage vD using the 1 kΩ resistor. (c) Analyze the circuit to find vS. Here, use the Method of Assumed State. You must validate your assumptions. [Hint: assume vS = x]

Refer to the Circuit above. For the MOSFET, VT = 1 V and k = kn’W/L = 4 mA/V2. (a) Identify the value of the gate voltage vG and the drain-source current iDS. (b) Calculate the value of the drain voltage vD using the 1 kΩ resistor. (c) Analyze the circuit to find vS. Here, use the Method of Assumed State. You must validate your assumptions. [Hint: assume vS = x]

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Refer to the Circuit above. For the MOSFET, VT = 1 V and k = kn’W/L = 4 mA/V2. (a) Identify the value of the gate voltage vG and the drain-source current iDS. (b) Calculate the value of the drain voltage vD using the 1 kΩ resistor. (c) Analyze the circuit to find vS. Here, use the Method of Assumed State. You must validate your assumptions. [Hint: assume vS = x]

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