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Find the current I and the voltage Vo in the network below if Kn = Kp = 1 mA/V2 for both transistors and VDD = 11 V, Vtp = -6V, Vtn = 2V, Kp = Kp'(W/L), Kn=Kn'(W/L).

Find the current I and the voltage Vo in the network below if Kn = Kp = 1 mA/V2 for both transistors and VDD = 11 V, Vtp = -6V, Vtn = 2V, Kp = Kp'(W/L), Kn=Kn'(W/L).

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Find the current I and the voltage Vo in the network below if Kn = Kp = 1 mA/V2 for both transistors and VDD = 11 V, Vtp = -6V, Vtn = 2V, Kp = Kp'(W/L), Kn=Kn'(W/L).

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