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D 5.45 For the circuit in Fig. E5.10, assume that Q1, and Q2, are matched except for having different widths, W1, and W2. Let Vt = 0.5 V, kn' = 0.4mA/V

D 5.45 For the circuit in Fig. E5.10, assume that Q1, and Q2, are matched except for having different widths, W1, and W2. Let Vt = 0.5 V, kn' = 0.4mA/V

D 5.45 For the circuit in Fig. E5.10, assume that Q1, and Q2, are matched except for having different widths, W1, and W2. Let Vt = 0.5 V, kn' = 0.4mA/V

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D 5.45 For the circuit in Fig. E5.10, assume that Q1, and Q2, are matched except for having different widths, W1, and W2. Let Vt = 0.5 V, kn' = 0.4mA/V

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