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Consider an NMOS structure that is made with the following characteristics: tox = 100 Å, μn = 800 cm²/V·s, Vt = 0.7V, L = 580 μm. (a) Calculate the process transconductance. (b) Calculate the body-bias coefficient. (c) An NMOS is made with W = 10 μm and L = 1 μm. Calculate the drain current if Vgs = 2V, Vds = 2V, Vsb = 1V. Repeat the calculation for current when Vgs = 2V, Vds = 3V, Vsb = 0V. 

          Consider an NMOS structure that is made with the following characteristics: tox = 100 Å, μn = 800 cm²/V·s, Vt = 0.7V, L = 580 μm.

(a) Calculate the process transconductance.
(b) Calculate the body-bias coefficient.
(c) An NMOS is made with W = 10 μm and L = 1 μm. Calculate the drain current if Vgs = 2V, Vds = 2V, Vsb = 1V. Repeat the calculation for current when Vgs = 2V, Vds = 3V, Vsb = 0V.
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Consider an NMOS structure that is made with the following characteristics: tox = 100 Å, μn = 800 cm²/V·s, Vt = 0.7V, L = 580 μm. (a) Calculate the process transconductance. (b) Calculate the body-bias coefficient. (c) An NMOS is made with W = 10 μm and L = 1 μm. Calculate the drain current if Vgs = 2V, Vds = 2V, Vsb = 1V. Repeat the calculation for current when Vgs = 2V, Vds = 3V, Vsb = 0V.
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00:01 A particle is hanged with a fixed post having the mass let's say m is equal to 0 .4 kg.
00:10 While it is given the spring constant k is equal to 20 newton per meter.
00:19 So in first we have to find the angular velocity omega which is given by under root of k by m will be equals to under root of 20 by 0 .4 comes out under root of 50 after taking root it comes out 7 .07 radian per second...
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