An NMOS transistor in the amplifier circuit of Fig. 2 has V_(t) = 1V, k_(n) = 4m(A)/(V^(2)).
Assume V_(DD) = 10V, R_(G1) = 6MΩ, R_(G2) = 4MΩ, R_(S) = 1kΩ, and R_(D) = 2kΩ.
(a) (10 points) Neglect the channel-length modulation and body effect. Find the
voltage V_(GS) and the drain current I_(D). Then, find g_(m).
(b) (10 points) Find r_(o) if V_(A) = 100V. Then, find the resistance R_(od) looking into the
drain terminal of NMOS and the voltage gain (v_(o))/(v_(sig.)).
2. An NMOS transistor in the amplifier circuit of Fig. 2 has V = 1 V, k, = 4 mA/V2 Assume Vpp = 10 V, Rci = 6 MO, Rc2 = 4 MO, Rs = 1 kO, and Rp = 2 kΩ
(a) (10 points) Neglect the channel-length modulation and body effect. Find the voltage Vcs and the drain current Ip. Then, find gm.
(b) (10 points) Find r. if V = 100 V. Then, find the resistance Rod looking into the drain terminal of NMOS and the voltage gain v./vsig
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