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The circuit given below has the voltage transfer characteristic curve shown on the right. When Vin = 5 V, the circuit consumes 12 mW of power. Find the values of VDD, R, Kn and VTN.

The circuit given below has the voltage transfer characteristic curve shown on the right. When Vin = 5 V, the circuit consumes 12 mW of power. Find the values of VDD, R, Kn and VTN.

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  1. The circuit given below has the voltage transfer characteristic curve shown on the right. When V in = 5 V , the circuit consumes 12 m W of power. Find the values of V D D , R , K n and V T N .

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