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Assume that VTN = 1V, VTP = -1V, Kn = Kp = 2mA/V^2. a) What is the name of this circuit? b) Determine the power consumption if Vin = 0.5V. Justify your answer.

Assume that VTN = 1V, VTP = -1V, Kn = Kp = 2mA/V^2. a) What is the name of this circuit? b) Determine the power consumption if Vin = 0.5V. Justify your answer.

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Assume that VTN = 1V, VTP = -1V, Kn = Kp = 2mA/V^2. a) What is the name of this circuit? b) Determine the power consumption if Vin = 0.5V. Justify your answer.

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