For the circuits shown below, find the value of R that causes the PMOS transistor to operate with |VGS - Vtp| = 0.6 V. The threshold voltage is Vtp = -0.4V, kp'(W/L) = 5.6m(A/V^2).

For the circuits shown below, find the value of R that causes the PMOS transistor to operate with |VGS - Vtp| = 0.6 V. The threshold voltage is Vtp = -0.4V, kp'(W/L) = 5.6m(A/V^2).

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For the circuits shown below, find the value of R that causes the PMOS transistor to operate with |VGS - Vtp| = 0.6 V. The threshold voltage is Vtp = -0.4V, kp'(W/L) = 5.6m(A/V^2).

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