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10.22 A precision voltage source can be created by driving the drain of a MOSFET. Figure P10.22 shows a circuit that will accomplish this function. With IRef = 0.01 A, determine the output VG. Let K = 0.006 A/V2 and Vt = 1.5 V. Figure P10.22

10.22 A precision voltage source can be created by driving the drain of a MOSFET. Figure P10.22 shows a circuit that will accomplish this function. With IRef = 0.01 A, determine the output VG. Let K = 0.006 A/V2 and Vt = 1.5 V. Figure P10.22

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10.22 A precision voltage source can be created by driving the drain of a MOSFET. Figure P10.22 shows a circuit that will accomplish this function. With I Ref = 0.01 A , determine the output V G . Let K = 0.006 A / V 2 and V t = 1.5 V .
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