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Sketch IX as a function of VX, where VX varies from 0 to 3V. Assume VTH = 0.7 V, gamma = 0 and lambda = 0. Indicate the boundary voltage between the linear and the saturation region. Assume IX =0 for VDS < 0 V.

Sketch IX as a function of VX, where VX varies from 0 to 3V. Assume VTH = 0.7 V, gamma = 0 and lambda = 0. Indicate the boundary voltage between the linear and the saturation region. Assume IX =0 for VDS < 0 V.

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Sketch IX as a function of VX, where VX varies from 0 to 3V. Assume VTH = 0.7 V, gamma = 0 and lambda = 0. Indicate the boundary voltage between the linear and the saturation region. Assume IX =0 for VDS < 0 V.

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