5V T1 T2 V. D2 2k T3 8 -3V The circuit is shown above. Answer the following questions ccording to the circuit given above. In the given circuit, T1 and T2 are identical. (IDı=lo). Kn=Kp=1 mA/V? VIn=|VTP|=2 V. a) Assume that T, is in saturation and find the value of the Io current. b) For T2 to remain at saturation, what is the maximum value of V D2 voltage? (The D end of T2 is connected to another circuit and is not required in the analysis.)

5V T1 T2 V. D2 2k T3 8 -3V The circuit is shown above. Answer the following questions ccording to the circuit given above. In the given circuit, T1 and T2 are identical. (IDı=lo). Kn=Kp=1 mA/V? VIn=|VTP|=2 V. a) Assume that T, is in saturation and find the value of the Io current. b) For T2 to remain at saturation, what is the maximum value of V D2 voltage? (The D end of T2 is connected to another circuit and is not required in the analysis.)

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