2 $V_i$ $20\ V$ $6.2\ k\Omega$ $I_{DSS} = 8\ mA$ $V_P = -8\ V$ $1\ M\Omega$ $2.4\ k\Omega$ $V_o$
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Vgs (Gate-to-Source Voltage): Given: Vp = -8V, Vgs = Vp - Vgs(off) Vgs(off) is the threshold voltage, which is not given in the question. So, we cannot calculate Vgs without this information. Show more…
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