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What W/L ratio is needed for an NMOS FET biased in triode with Vgs = 0.7 and Vds = 0 V to have an on-resistance of 300.4 Ohms? Use: VTN = 0.5 V, k′n = 100 μA/V^2.

What W/L ratio is needed for an NMOS FET biased in triode with Vgs = 0.7 and Vds = 0 V to have an on-resistance of 300.4 Ohms? Use: VTN = 0.5 V, k′n = 100 μA/V^2.

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What W/L ratio is needed for an NMOS FET biased in triode with Vgs = 0.7 and Vds = 0 V to have an on-resistance of 300.4 Ohms? Use: VTN = 0.5 V, k′n = 100 μA/V^2.

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