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The PMOS transistor in the circuit below has parameters Vtp = −1.2 V, kp′ = 35 μA/V2, and W/L = 15. Design the circuit so that iD = 0.25 mA and vD = −2 V.

The PMOS transistor in the circuit below has parameters Vtp = −1.2 V, kp′ = 35 μA/V2, and W/L = 15. Design the circuit so that iD = 0.25 mA and vD = −2 V.

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The PMOS transistor in the circuit below has parameters V t p = − 1.2 V , k p ′ = 35 μ A / V 2 , and W / L = 15 . Design the circuit so that i D = 0.25 m A and v D = − 2 V .

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