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Given VDD = 5 V and VTn = 0.7V, find the output voltage Vout of the nFET for the input conditions (a) Vin = 0V (b) Vin = 10V (c) Vin = 5V (d) Vin = 0.7V (e) Vin = 4.3V

Given VDD = 5 V and VTn = 0.7V, find the output voltage Vout of the nFET for the input conditions (a) Vin = 0V (b) Vin = 10V (c) Vin = 5V (d) Vin = 0.7V (e) Vin = 4.3V

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Given VDD = 5 V and VTn = 0.7V, find the output voltage Vout of the nFET for the input conditions (a) Vin = 0V (b) Vin = 10V (c) Vin = 5V (d) Vin = 0.7V (e) Vin = 4.3V

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