Design the ciircuit for a voltage gain

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Design the circuit of Fig. 7.83 for a voltage gain of 5 and a power budget of 6 mW. Assume the voltage drop across R_S is equal to the overdrive voltage of the transistor and R_D = 200Ω.

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