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What is the switching threshold (where does vI = vO) for a minimum size inverter in which both W/L ratios are 2/1 if VDD = 1.8 V and VTN = -VTP = 0.45 V?

What is the switching threshold (where does vI = vO) for a minimum size inverter in which both W/L ratios are 2/1 if VDD = 1.8 V and VTN = -VTP = 0.45 V?

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What is the switching threshold (where does vI = vO) for a minimum size inverter in which both W/L ratios are 2/1 if VDD = 1.8 V and VTN = -VTP = 0.45 V?

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