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In the given circuit, it is given as kp = 3.6mA V^2 , Vtn = 2V, λ = 0 for the mosfet. Since VGSQ= 3.62V in the circuit, what is the value of VDSQ voltage? Values are approximate. VDSQ = 8 V VDSQ = 14 V VDSQ = 10 V VDSQ = 6 V VDSQ = 12 V

In the given circuit, it is given as kp = 3.6mA V^2 , Vtn = 2V, λ = 0 for the mosfet. Since VGSQ= 3.62V in the circuit, what is the value of VDSQ voltage? Values are approximate. VDSQ = 8 V VDSQ = 14 V VDSQ = 10 V VDSQ = 6 V VDSQ = 12 V

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In the given circuit, it is given as kp = 3.6mA V^2 , Vtn = 2V, λ = 0 for the mosfet. Since VGSQ= 3.62V in the circuit, what is the value of VDSQ voltage? Values are approximate. VDSQ = 8 V VDSQ = 14 V VDSQ = 10 V VDSQ = 6 V VDSQ = 12 V

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