ʎn=0
kn=11.1 ma/V^2
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RSIG 120 KQ ww vsig sine 1 kHz + VDD SV HH CC1 1 μF ww www RG1 200 ka VD=2.5 V VG=3 V www VS=1.5 V RG2 300 k ID=0.5 mA M RD 5 KQ 83 RS 3kQ CC2 25 UF 2 µF VO RL 5 KQ
VTN=0.7V ʎn=0 kn=11.1 ma/V^2 considering the low frequency equivalent, what is the largest pole frequency(Hz).
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VTN=0.7V ʎn=0 kn=11.1 ma/V^2 considering the low frequency equivalent, what is the largest pole frequency(Hz).
VTN=0.7V
ʎn=0
kn=11.1 ma/V^2
considering the low frequency equivalent, what is the largest pole frequency(Hz).
RSIG 120 KQ ww vsig sine 1 kHz + VDD SV HH CC1 1 μF ww www RG1 200 ka VD=2.5 V VG=3 V www VS=1.5 V RG2 300 k ID=0.5 mA M RD 5 KQ 83 RS 3kQ CC2 25 UF 2 µF VO RL 5 KQ
ʎn=0
kn=11.1 ma/V^2
considering the low frequency equivalent, what is the largest pole frequency(Hz).
RSIG 120 KQ ww vsig sine 1 kHz + VDD SV HH CC1 1 μF ww www RG1 200 ka VD=2.5 V VG=3 V www VS=1.5 V RG2 300 k ID=0.5 mA M RD 5 KQ 83 RS 3kQ CC2 25 UF 2 µF VO RL 5 KQ
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