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the Q1 transistor has a current ID1 = 100 µA. R = 2kΩ, Assume that Q2 is different from Q1 ( L1 = 2µm and W1 = 4µm, L2 = 1µm and W2 = 6µm). Neglect the channel-length modulation effect (i.e., assume that λ = 0). Find the drain current (ID2) of the Q2 transistor

the Q1 transistor has a current ID1 = 100 µA. R = 2kΩ, Assume that Q2 is different from Q1 ( L1 = 2µm and W1 = 4µm, L2 = 1µm and W2 = 6µm). Neglect the channel-length modulation effect (i.e., assume that λ = 0). Find the drain current (ID2) of the Q2 transistor

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the Q1 transistor has a current ID1 = 100 µA. R = 2kΩ, Assume that Q2 is different from Q1 ( L1 = 2µm and W1 = 4µm, L2 = 1µm and W2 = 6µm). Neglect the channel-length modulation effect (i.e., assume that λ = 0). Find the drain current (ID2) of the Q2 transistor

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