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    EE 311 Analog Electronics: Take Home Exam Part I Due: October 3, 2007 (In Class)

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    This document provides instructions for a take-home exam in an analog electronics course. The exam has two questions that ask students to analyze circuits containing transistors to find the operating point, determine the region of operation, and calculate small-signal parameters. For the first question, the circuit contains a BJT and students are given its beta value. For the second question, the circuit contains a MOSFET and students are provided its transconductance, threshold, and channel-length modulation parameters.

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    This document provides instructions for a take-home exam in an analog electronics course. The exam has two questions that ask students to analyze circuits containing transistors to find the operating point, determine the region of operation, and calculate small-signal parameters. For the first question, the circuit contains a BJT and students are given its beta value. For the second question, the circuit contains a MOSFET and students are provided its transconductance, threshold, and channel-length modulation parameters.

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    This document provides instructions for a take-home exam in an analog electronics course. The exam has two questions that ask students to analyze circuits containing transistors to find the operating point, determine the region of operation, and calculate small-signal parameters. For the first question, the circuit contains a BJT and students are given its beta value. For the second question, the circuit contains a MOSFET and students are provided its transconductance, threshold, and channel-length modulation parameters.

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    EE 311 Analog Electronics: Take Home Exam Part I Due: October 3, 2007 (In Class)

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    EE 311 Analog Electronics

    Take Home Exam Part I Due: October 3, 2007 (In class)

    DC Biasing and Small-Signal Parameters Q. 1. For the circuit given in the figure below, find the dc operating point (quiescent point, (IC, VCE)). Determine the operation region of the transistor. Calculate the small-signal parameters for the BJT. Assume that =100.

    Q. 2. For the circuit given in the figure below, find the dc operating point (quiescent point, (IDS, VDS)). Determine the operation region of the transistor. Calculate the small-signal parameters for the mosfet. Assume that KN=500 A/V2, VTN=1V, and =0.02 V-1.

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