Microelectronic Circuits (The Oxford Series in Electrical and Computer Engineering) 7th edition
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The terminals voltages of the MOSFET shown in the circuit below are:
M,
0.5 V
Select one:
O a. VG= 0, Vp= 0.5V and Vs=0
O b. Vg=0, Vp=0 and Vs= 0.5V
O c. None of these
O d. Vg=0, Vp= 0 and Vs = -0.5V
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Design the following circuit in such a way that the MOSFET operates at a drain current, ip,
of 0.5 mA and v, = 0.5V. That is, find the value of Rp and Rg. Here, V, = 0.7V, K = 2²
and R, = 10 kN. Note that you MUST verify your assumption! Use real MOSFET equations.
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v) dc base voltage, VB
vi) dc collector voltage, Vc
vii) dc emitter voltage, VE and
viii) dc base collector voltage, Vsc.
ix) ac and dc loadline by using appropriate sketches
x) maximum output swing, Vo max.
Given : VEB = 0.7V and ß = 100.
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Microelectronic Circuits (The Oxford Series in Electrical and Computer Engineering) 7th edition
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