For the multi-stage amplifier shown below, giventhe followingT1: K= 0.12 mA/V?, VGS(TH) = 5 V, IDo = 6.7 mA,VGSQ = 12.5 V, RD1 = 4.7 k2, (Assume ra >> RD)T2: Ipss = 6 mA, Vp = -3 V, 1IDO = 2.9 mA, VGS =%3D-0.95 V, Rp2 = 3.6 kN. (Assume ra >> RD)T3: R1 = 48 kQ, R2 = 12 k2, Rc = 4 kQ. ro = 25 k2,andB= 200Calculate Av1, Av2, Ay3, and the overall voltage gainAVT20 VRp2RIRc0.1 uFRD1T2T322 MQ0.1 uFoss =6 mAVp =-3 VT1 DBeta0.05 µFG10 MQR2Vaso -330 Ω#100 µF2.2 kn 100 µF18 MQ0.82 k2 100 uF

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For the multi-stage amplifier shown below, given the following T1: K= 0.12 mA/V², VGS(TH) = 5 V, IDQ = 6.7 mA, VGSQ = 12.5 V, RD1 = 4.7 k2, (Assume ra >> RD) T2: Ipss = 6 mA, Vp = -3 V, IpO = 2.9 mA, VGSO -0.95 V, Rp2 = 3.6 kQ. (Assume rd >> RD) T3: R 48 kΩ, R2= 12 kΩ , R4 kΩ. Γo-25 kΩ, and B= 200 Calculate Avı, Av2, Av3, and the overall voltage gain Avт 20 V RD2 RI RC 0.1 F RDI T2 T3 0.1 F loss =6 mA V=-3 V 22 MQ TI D Beta 0.05 F G 10 ΜΩ R2 Vase 330 n2 #100 uF 2.2 ka # 100 uF 18 MQ 0.82 k2 100 uF

For the multi-stage amplifier shown below, given the following T1: K= 0.12 mA/V², VGS(TH) = 5 V, IDQ = 6.7 mA, VGSQ = 12.5 V, RD1 = 4.7 k2, (Assume ra >> RD) T2: Ipss = 6 mA, Vp = -3 V, IpO = 2.9 mA, VGSO -0.95 V, Rp2 = 3.6 kQ. (Assume rd >> RD) T3: R 48 kΩ, R2= 12 kΩ , R4 kΩ. Γo-25 kΩ, and B= 200 Calculate Avı, Av2, Av3, and the overall voltage gain Avт 20 V RD2 RI RC 0.1 F RDI T2 T3 0.1 F loss =6 mA V=-3 V 22 MQ TI D Beta 0.05 F G 10 ΜΩ R2 Vase 330 n2 #100 uF 2.2 ka # 100 uF 18 MQ 0.82 k2 100 uF

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