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  • ASSUME VT0=0.5V, K'W/L=8Ma/v, λ = 0.1v, γ = 0.2V, R1 = 10kohm, R2=2kohm, R3=10kohm, R4=10kohm, VDD=3V. Determine the DC voltage V so that V is at 1.5. Assume that V is between 0 and Vdd

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    This document provides transistor and resistor parameters to calculate the input voltage Vin needed to produce an output voltage Vout of 1.5V. It defines the threshold voltage VT0 as 0.5V, transconductance K'W/L as 8Ma/v^2, channel-length modulation parameter λ as 0.1v^-1, velocity saturation index γ as 0.2V^1/2, and resistor values R1-R4 as 10kohm, 2kohm, 10kohm, and 10kohm respectively. The power supply voltage VDD is given as 3V, and Vin must be between 0V and VDD.

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    This document provides transistor and resistor parameters to calculate the input voltage Vin needed to produce an output voltage Vout of 1.5V. It defines the threshold voltage VT0 as 0.5V, transconductance K'W/L as 8Ma/v^2, channel-length modulation parameter λ as 0.1v^-1, velocity saturation index γ as 0.2V^1/2, and resistor values R1-R4 as 10kohm, 2kohm, 10kohm, and 10kohm respectively. The power supply voltage VDD is given as 3V, and Vin must be between 0V and VDD.

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    ASSUME VT0=0.5V, K'W/L=8Ma/v, λ = 0.1v, γ = 0.2V, R1 = 10kohm, R2=2kohm, R3=10kohm, R4=10kohm, VDD=3V. Determine the DC voltage V so that V is at 1.5. Assume that V is between 0 and Vdd

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    This document provides transistor and resistor parameters to calculate the input voltage Vin needed to produce an output voltage Vout of 1.5V. It defines the threshold voltage VT0 as 0.5V, transconductance K'W/L as 8Ma/v^2, channel-length modulation parameter λ as 0.1v^-1, velocity saturation index γ as 0.2V^1/2, and resistor values R1-R4 as 10kohm, 2kohm, 10kohm, and 10kohm respectively. The power supply voltage VDD is given as 3V, and Vin must be between 0V and VDD.

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    ASSUME VT0=0.5V, KW/L=8Ma/v2 , = 0.1v-1 , = 0.

    2V1/2 , R1 = 10kohm ,
    R2=2kohm , R3=10kohm , R4=10kohm , VDD=3V.
    Determine the DC voltage Vin so that Vout is at 1.5. Assume that Vin is between 0 and
    VDD.

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