Can you combine all of the tables below onto a graph that Vgs plotted on Vds vs Id that's similar to the graph picture attached? Id1 is for table 1 where V2 = 2.5 V. Id2 is for table 2 where V2 = 3 V. Id3 is for table 3 where V2 = 3.5 V. Id4 is for table 4 where V2 = 4 V. V2 = 2.5 V V1 (V) Vds (mV) Vgs (V) Id (mA) 0 -0.000993 2.475 -0.000022 1 78 2.392 0.838 2 946 2.38 0.958 3 1946 2.38 0.958 V2 = 3 V V1 (V) Vds (mV) Vgs (V) Id (mA) 0 -0.000418 2.97 -0.000027 1 16 2.882 0.894 2 38 2.794 1.784 3 69 2.706 2.665 4 121 2.621 3.526 5 281 2.545 4.29 6 1269 2.544 4.3 7 2269 2.544 4.301 8 3269 2.544 4.3 9 4269 2.544 4.301 V2 = 3.5 V V1 (V) Vds (mV) Vgs (V) Id (mA) 0 -0.000307 3.465 -0.000031 3 34 3.198 2.697 6 95 2.934 5.368 9 299 2.682 7.91 12 3076 2.662 8.112 15 6076 2.662 8.113 18 9075 2.662 8.113 V2 = 4 V V1 (V) Vds (mV) Vgs (V) Id (mA) 0 -0.000262 3.96 -0.000036 3 23 3.692 2.706 6 56 3.425 5.404 9 109 3.16 8.083 12 222 2.9 11 15 1658 2.76 12 18 4658 2.76 12

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Can you combine all of the tables below onto a graph that Vgs plotted on Vds vs Id that's similar to the graph picture attached? Id1 is for table 1 where V2 = 2.5 V. Id2 is for table 2 where V2 = 3 V. Id3 is for table 3 where V2 = 3.5 V. Id4 is for table 4 where V2 = 4 V.

V2 = 2.5 V
V1 (V)	Vds (mV)	Vgs (V)	Id (mA)
0	-0.000993	2.475	-0.000022
1	78	2.392	0.838
2	946	2.38	0.958
3	1946	2.38	0.958

V2 = 3 V
V1 (V)	Vds (mV)	Vgs (V)	Id (mA)
0	-0.000418	2.97	-0.000027
1	16	2.882	0.894
2	38	2.794	1.784
3	69	2.706	2.665
4	121	2.621	3.526
5	281	2.545	4.29
6	1269	2.544	4.3
7	2269	2.544	4.301
8	3269	2.544	4.3
9	4269	2.544	4.301

V2 = 3.5 V
V1 (V)	Vds (mV)	Vgs (V)	Id (mA)
0	-0.000307	3.465	-0.000031
3	34	3.198	2.697
6	95	2.934	5.368
9	299	2.682	7.91
12	3076	2.662	8.112
15	6076	2.662	8.113
18	9075	2.662	8.113

V2 = 4 V
V1 (V)	Vds (mV)	Vgs (V)	Id (mA)
0	-0.000262	3.96	-0.000036
3	23	3.692	2.706
6	56	3.425	5.404
9	109	3.16	8.083
12	222	2.9	11
15	1658	2.76	12
18	4658	2.76	12

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