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In the circuit shown, M1 serves as an electronic switch. If Vin is very small, determine W/L such that the circuit attenuates the signal by only 5%. Assume VG = 2.2 V and RL = 130 ohm Assume an NMOS transistor with k' = 800 uA/V^2 and Vth = 0.9 V.

In the circuit shown, M1 serves as an electronic switch. If Vin is very small, determine W/L such that the circuit attenuates the signal by only 5%. Assume VG = 2.2 V and RL = 130 ohm Assume an NMOS transistor with k' = 800 uA/V^2 and Vth = 0.9 V.

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In the circuit shown, M1 serves as an electronic switch. If Vin is very small, determine W/L such that the circuit attenuates the signal by only 5%. Assume VG = 2.2 V and RL = 130 ohm Assume an NMOS transistor with k' = 800 uA/V^2 and Vth = 0.9 V.

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