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Determine the maximum symmetrical swing at the output when VDD = 5 V and VGG = 3,5 V. The parameters of the transistors are λp = 0, VTP = −1 V, and kp = 1000 μA/V2 a. vopp ≃ 4 V b. vopp ≃ 3 V c. vopp ≃ 2 V d. None e. vopp ≃ 1 V

Determine the maximum symmetrical swing at the output when VDD = 5 V and VGG = 3,5 V. The parameters of the transistors are λp = 0, VTP = −1 V, and kp = 1000 μA/V2 a. vopp ≃ 4 V b. vopp ≃ 3 V c. vopp ≃ 2 V d. None e. vopp ≃ 1 V

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Determine the maximum symmetrical swing at the output when V D D = 5 V and V G G = 3 , 5 V . The parameters of the transistors are λ p = 0 , V T P = − 1 V , and k p = 1000 μ A / V 2 a. v o p p ≃ 4 V b. v o p p ≃ 3 V c. v o p p ≃ 2 V d. None e. v o p p ≃ 1 V

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