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Problem 6) A MOSFET has the i−v characteristics shown below. Find the following parameters: Find the approximate values of threshold voltage VTR and conductance parameter K.

Problem 6) A MOSFET has the i−v characteristics shown below. Find the following parameters: Find the approximate values of threshold voltage VTR and conductance parameter K.

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Problem 6) A MOSFET has the i − v characteristics shown below. Find the following parameters: Find the approximate values of threshold voltage V T R and conductance parameter K .

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