An ideal p-channel MOSFET has the following parametersw - 7.0LmL= 1.0umVT- -0.6 VHp = 300 cm2 /(V.s)ton = 3.5 x 10-8cmKoz = 3.9Calculate the current flowing through the device in units of Amperes when Vas--2.8V, VSD - 0.9V.Enter your decimal answer below in units of amperes. Include at least 3 significantfigures. Do not use scientific notation.Your Answer:Answer

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An ideal p-channel MOSFET has the following parameters w - 7.0um L=1.0um VT- -0.6 V Hp = 300 cm2 /(V.s) toz = 3.5 x 10-8cm Koz = 3.9 Calculate the current flowing through the device in units of Amperes when VGs- -2.8V, VSD - 0.9V. Enter your decimal answer below in units of amperes. Include at least 3 significant figures. Do not use scientific notation.

An ideal p-channel MOSFET has the following parameters w - 7.0um L=1.0um VT- -0.6 V Hp = 300 cm2 /(V.s) toz = 3.5 x 10-8cm Koz = 3.9 Calculate the current flowing through the device in units of Amperes when VGs- -2.8V, VSD - 0.9V. Enter your decimal answer below in units of amperes. Include at least 3 significant figures. Do not use scientific notation.

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