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4.140 (a) Find the Q-point for the transistor in Fig. P4.140 if R = 50 kOhm Assume that gamma = 0 and W/L =20/1. (b) What is the permissible range of values for R if the transistor is to remain in the saturation region?

4.140 (a) Find the Q-point for the transistor in Fig. P4.140 if R = 50 kOhm Assume that gamma = 0 and W/L =20/1. (b) What is the permissible range of values for R if the transistor is to remain in the saturation region?

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4.140 (a) Find the Q-point for the transistor in Fig. P4.140 if R = 50 kOhm Assume that gamma = 0 and W/L =20/1. (b) What is the permissible range of values for R if the transistor is to remain in the saturation region?

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