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Problem 2 (30 points): a) In the first family of curves plot, identify the triode and saturation regions, i. e. create a curve that divides the MOSFET response into these two regions. b) From the first family of curves plot, identify the MOSFET parameters, VTN and K. c) Using both plots, estimate the Early voltage, VA. Family of Curves, VA = 0 V Family of Curves with VA > 0 V

Problem 2 (30 points): a) In the first family of curves plot, identify the triode and saturation regions, i. e. create a curve that divides the MOSFET response into these two regions. b) From the first family of curves plot, identify the MOSFET parameters, VTN and K. c) Using both plots, estimate the Early voltage, VA. Family of Curves, VA = 0 V Family of Curves with VA > 0 V

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Problem 2 (30 points): a) In the first family of curves plot, identify the triode and saturation regions, i.e. create a curve that divides the MOSFET response into these two regions. b) From the first family of curves plot, identify the MOSFET parameters, V T N and K . c) Using both plots, estimate the Early voltage, V A . Family of Curves, V A = 0 V Family of Curves with V A > 0 V

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