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For a technology in which Vin = 0.3 VDD, show that the maximum current that the inverter can sink while its low-output level doesn't exceed 0.1 VDD is 0.07kn'(W/L)nVDD^2

For a technology in which Vin = 0.3 VDD, show that the maximum current that the inverter can sink while its low-output level doesn't exceed 0.1 VDD is 0.07kn'(W/L)nVDD^2

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For a technology in which Vin = 0.3 VDD, show that the maximum current that the inverter can sink while its low-output level doesn't exceed 0.1 VDD is 0.07kn'(W/L)nVDD^2

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