In the Figure below if r_d = 500k?, K =0.24 mA/V^2 and V_GS = 6.4 V and I_DQ = 2.75 mA what is g_m and A_v
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The formula for gm in a MOSFET is gm = 2K(IDQ - VGS). Substituting the given values, we get gm = 2*0.24*(2.75 - 6.4) = -1.752 mS. Show more…
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