Exercises 12

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Required Exercises

Exercise: Nonlinear device operating point (Due Nov 27, 2019; 11:59 PM)
Exercise: Nonlinear device operating point #2 (Due Nov 27, 2019; 11:59 PM)
Exercise: Op-Amp with Diodes (Due Nov 27, 2019; 11:59 PM)
Exercise: MOSFET Large-signal amplifier (Due Nov 27, 2019; 11:59 PM)
Exercise: Common Source (Due Nov 27, 2019; 11:59 PM)

Note that the textbook is available online via the MIT libraries. Supplemental material is also located here.

Below are extra exercises that can help provide more practice. Answers for the odd-numbered problems are found in the back of the text. We are happy to provide answers for the even exercises, or more detailed solutions, or create additional videos working through any of these problems, or for other topics of interest.

Exercise 4.4 -- ideal diode, load line
Exercise 4.6 -- diode load line
Exercise 4.7 -- ideal diode
Problem 4.1a-b -- nonlinear element
Problem 4.2 -- load line analysis
Problem 4.4 -- ideal diode
Problem 4.6 -- nonlinear element
Problem 4.8 -- nonlinear element, power delivery
Problem 4.9 -- nonlinear element, power delivery
Problem 4.10 -- diode, illustration that system is not linear
Problem 7.1 -- MOSFET, input-output characteristic
Problem 7.5 -- part a, MOSFET amplifier
Problem 7.6 -- parts a & c, nonlinear device
Problem 7.8 -- part a, MOSFET amplifier
Problem 7.10 -- MOSFET SCS model
Problem 7.12 -- MOSFET amplifier
Problem 7.13 -- MOSFET amplifier
Problem 7.14 -- MOSFET amplifier
Problem 7.15 -- MOSFET amplifier
Problem 7.16 -- MOSFET amplifier
Problem 7.17 -- MOSFET amplifier

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