Question: I want to design a two - stage amplifier using a MOSFET, with the BS 1 7 0 as the FET. The input signal is

"I want to design a two-stage amplifier using a MOSFET, with the BS170 as the FET. The input signal is Vs=2cos(t), with a transconductance gm=200mAV,VDD=+20V, and a load resistor RL=10k. All coupling capacitors have a value of C=10F. The gate-source voltage VGSQ should be set to the minimum value, and the quiescent drain current IDSQ should be positioned at the midpoint between the saturation and cutoff points. The biasing will be done using a voltage divider, and there will be no source resistance (Rs=0).
The first stage of amplification should provide a gain of 2, and the second stage should also provide a gain of 2, resulting in a total gain of 4. That means the output voltage should be Vo=8cos(t). Since the amplification is inverted in the first stage, the final output should be non-inverted.
Each amplifier stage will have its own independent power supply for the DC biasing.
I would like to see the circuit diagram, transfer characteristic graph, and the design details. Additionally, I want to simulate the circuit using PSPICE and see the simulation circuit and the result graph."
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