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The transistor parameters: VTP = -1 V, kp = 2 mA/V2, λ = 0 and by using Table2. a) Find VSGQ and VSDQ of the FET amplifier as shown in Figure 2. b) Derive an expression for mid-band voltage gain (vo/vs) of the FET amplifier. c) Sketch the gain (vo/vs ) in dB versus frequency. Clearly label all break points. Note 1: When designing the circuit, please show the solution step by step. Note 2: The values of all results must be four digits after the point.

The transistor parameters: VTP = -1 V, kp = 2 mA/V2, λ = 0 and by using Table2. a) Find VSGQ and VSDQ of the FET amplifier as shown in Figure 2. b) Derive an expression for mid-band voltage gain (vo/vs) of the FET amplifier. c) Sketch the gain (vo/vs ) in dB versus frequency. Clearly label all break points. Note 1: When designing the circuit, please show the solution step by step. Note 2: The values of all results must be four digits after the point.

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The transistor parameters: VTP = -1 V, kp = 2 mA/V2, λ = 0 and by using Table2. a) Find VSGQ and VSDQ of the FET amplifier as shown in Figure 2. b) Derive an expression for mid-band voltage gain (vo/vs) of the FET amplifier. c) Sketch the gain (vo/vs ) in dB versus frequency. Clearly label all break points. Note 1: When designing the circuit, please show the solution step by step. Note 2: The values of all results must be four digits after the point.

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