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Assume IB1 is implemented using a MOSFET, VTH = 0.4 V, and Vov = 0.1 V. Find minimum VB. If VB is set at 0.1 V above the minimum value, find Vin,min and Vout,min.

Assume IB1 is implemented using a MOSFET, VTH = 0.4 V, and Vov = 0.1 V. Find minimum VB. If VB is set at 0.1 V above the minimum value, find Vin,min and Vout,min.

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Assume I B 1 is implemented using a MOSFET, V T H = 0.4 V , and V o v = 0.1 V . Find minimum V B . If V B is set at 0.1 V above the minimum value, find V in,min and V out , min .

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