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The threshold voltage of an NMOS transistor is VT = 0.6 V and the transconductance parameter is k = 4.0 mA/V2. When the gate voltage is VG = 2.5 V, the transistor is operating at the transition between the triode and saturation regions. Determine the drain current ID at this point.

The threshold voltage of an NMOS transistor is VT = 0.6 V and the transconductance parameter is k = 4.0 mA/V2. When the gate voltage is VG = 2.5 V, the transistor is operating at the transition between the triode and saturation regions. Determine the drain current ID at this point.

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The threshold voltage of an NMOS transistor is VT = 0.6 V and the transconductance parameter is k = 4.0 mA/V2. When the gate voltage is VG = 2.5 V, the transistor is operating at the transition between the triode and saturation regions. Determine the drain current ID at this point.

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