The image presents an output characteristic plot for an NMOS transistor. ### Graph Description:- **Axes**: - The y-axis represents the **Drain current (ID)** in microamperes (µA), ranging from 0 to 800 µA. - The x-axis represents the **Drain-source voltage (VDS)** in volts (V), ranging from 0 to 6 V.- **Curves**: - Several curves are plotted on the graph, each corresponding to a different **Gate-source voltage (VGS)**. The values are labeled as 2 V, 3 V, 4 V, and 5 V. - As VGS increases, the curves indicate higher drain current for the same VDS.### Text:"The output characteristics for an NMOS transistor are given in Fig. P4.18. What are the values of Kn and VTN for this transistor? Is this an enhancement-mode or depletion-mode transistor? What is W/L for this device?"

The output characteristics of the NMOS transistor are defined between the drain-to-source voltage…

Drain current (A) 800 600 400 200 2 4 Drain-source voltage (V) 3 5 5 V 4 V 3 V 2 V The output characteristics for an NMOS transistor are given in Fig. P4.18. What are the values of K and VTN for this transistor? Is this an enhancement- mode or depletion-mode transistor? What is W/L for this device? 4.5 V curves 1

Drain current (A) 800 600 400 200 2 4 Drain-source voltage (V) 3 5 5 V 4 V 3 V 2 V The output characteristics for an NMOS transistor are given in Fig. P4.18. What are the values of K and VTN for this transistor? Is this an enhancement- mode or depletion-mode transistor? What is W/L for this device? 4.5 V curves 1

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