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Consider the circuit shown. Assume that all the MOSFETs are identical with VT = 0.4 V. VDD = VSS = 1.8 V. VGS2 = 0.54 V. Determine the smallest value of vI that allows M2 to remain in saturation. Enter your answer in V rounded to two decimal places. Your Answer: Answer

Consider the circuit shown. Assume that all the MOSFETs are identical with VT = 0.4 V. VDD = VSS = 1.8 V. VGS2 = 0.54 V. Determine the smallest value of vI that allows M2 to remain in saturation. Enter your answer in V rounded to two decimal places. Your Answer: Answer

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Consider the circuit shown.
Assume that all the MOSFETs are identical with V T = 0.4 V . V D D = V S S = 1.8 V . V G S 2 = 0.54 V . Determine the smallest value of v I that allows M 2 to remain in saturation. Enter your answer in V rounded to two decimal places.
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