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The circuit you have has negative feedback to try and ensure the drain is set to about 50% of the power rail - so assume the drain has a quiescent voltage of half Vdd. Next, decide what drain current you wish to be flowing and this gives you the value of Rd.

You then have to calculate what dc voltage is required on the gate to achieve that drain current. Once you have that you can calculate the values of RG1, RG2 and RGD.

If you are looking for a mathematical relationship without constraining yourself to picking a drain current then I'll leave you to it because that's not how anyone would design this to operate in a practical circuit.

In other words Vsd is intentended to be half Vdd in this type of circuit.

The circuit you have has negative feedback to try and ensure the drain is set to about 50% of the power rail - so assume the drain has a quiescent voltage of half Vdd. Next, decide what drain current you wish to be flowing and this gives you the value of Rd.

You then have to calculate what dc voltage is required on the gate to achieve that drain current. Once you have that you can calculate the values of RG1, RG2 and RGD.

If you are looking for a mathematical relationship without constraining yourself to picking a drain current then I'll leave you to it because that's not how anyone would design this to operate in a practical circuit.

The circuit you have has negative feedback to try and ensure the drain is set to about 50% of the power rail - so assume the drain has a quiescent voltage of half Vdd. Next, decide what drain current you wish to be flowing and this gives you the value of Rd.

You then have to calculate what dc voltage is required on the gate to achieve that drain current. Once you have that you can calculate the values of RG1, RG2 and RGD.

If you are looking for a mathematical relationship without constraining yourself to picking a drain current then I'll leave you to it because that's not how anyone would design this to operate in a practical circuit.

In other words Vsd is intentended to be half Vdd in this type of circuit.

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Andy aka
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The circuit you have has negative feedback to try and ensure the drain is set to about 50% of the power rail - so assume the drain has a quiescent voltage of half Vdd. Next, decide what drain current you wish to be flowing and this gives you the value of Rd.

You then have to calculate what dc voltage is required on the gate to achieve that drain current. Once you have that you can calculate the values of RG1, RG2 and RGD.

If you are looking for a mathematical relationship without constraining yourself to picking a drain current then I'll leave you to it because that's not how anyone would design this to operate in a practical circuit.