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For the NMOS inverter with depletion load. Assume VDD = 5 V, VTD = 1 V, KD = 81.1 μA/V2, VTL = −2 V and KL = 27.8 μA/V2. If VOH = 5 V, VOL = 0.17 V and the input is switched from high to low logic at t = 0, then for t > 0, the charging current (μA) for the load capacitor when Vo = 2.4 is a. 101.19 b. 1089.98 c. 111.20 d. 1297.60

For the NMOS inverter with depletion load. Assume VDD = 5 V, VTD = 1 V, KD = 81.1 μA/V2, VTL = −2 V and KL = 27.8 μA/V2. If VOH = 5 V, VOL = 0.17 V and the input is switched from high to low logic at t = 0, then for t > 0, the charging current (μA) for the load capacitor when Vo = 2.4 is a. 101.19 b. 1089.98 c. 111.20 d. 1297.60

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For the NMOS inverter with depletion load. Assume V 00 = 5 V , V T O = 1 V , K 0 = 81.1 μ A V 2 , V R = − 2 V and K s = 27.8 μ A N 2 . If V 0 H = 5 V , V O C = 0.17 V and the input is switched from high to low logic at t = 0 , then for t > 0 , the charging current ( μ A ) for the load capacitor when V 0 = 2.4 is a. 101.19 b. 1089.98 c. 111.20 d. 1297.60

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