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Figure P16.23 In the NMOS circuit in Figure P16.23, the transistor parameters are: (W/L)X = (W/L)Y = 4, (W/L)L = 1, VTNX = VTNY = 0.8 V, and VTNL = −1.5 V. (a) Determine vO when vX = vY = 5 V. (b) What are the values of vGSX, vGSY, vDSX, and vDSY? Repeat part (a) for γ = 0.5.

Figure P16.23 In the NMOS circuit in Figure P16.23, the transistor parameters are: (W/L)X = (W/L)Y = 4, (W/L)L = 1, VTNX = VTNY = 0.8 V, and VTNL = −1.5 V. (a) Determine vO when vX = vY = 5 V. (b) What are the values of vGSX, vGSY, vDSX, and vDSY? Repeat part (a) for γ = 0.5.

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In the NMOS circuit in Figure P16.23, the transistor parameters are: ( W / L ) X = ( W / L ) Y = 4 , ( W / L ) L = 1 , V T N X = V T N Y = 0.8 V , and V T N L = − 1.5 V . (a) Determine v O when v X = v Y = 5 V . (b) What are the values of v G S X , v G S Y , v D S X , and v D S Y ? Repeat part (a) for γ = 0.5 .

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