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7.23 In Exercise 7.21 we applied an input signal vsig of 50 mV peak and obtained an output signal of approximately 1 V peak. Assume that for some reason we now have an input signal vsig that is 0.2 V peak and that we want to modify the circuit to keep vgs unchanged, and thus keep the nonlinear distortion from increasing. What value should we use for Rs? What value of Gv will result? What will the peak signal at the output become? Assume ro = ∞. 1.5 kΩ; −5 V/V; 1 V

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7.23 In Exercise 7.21 we applied an input signal vsig of 50 mV peak and obtained an output signal of approximately 1 V peak. Assume that for some reason we now have an input signal vsig that is 0.2 V peak and that we want to modify the circuit to keep vgs unchanged, and thus keep the nonlinear distortion from increasing. What value should we use for Rs? What value of Gv will result? What will the peak signal at the output become? Assume ro = ∞.

1.5 kΩ; −5 V/V; 1 V

microelectronics by sedra and smith 8th edition chapter 7
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