In Figure 1, If the two NMOS have the same parameters and the resistors are the same, what current will the ammeter measure[RP3]？3 concept questions. VddLbiasVddLblasVoutAmmeterM1M2M1M2Figure 1: Current Mirror with AmmeterFigure 2: Current Mirror without AmmeterIf the ammeter is removed (Figure 2), how would you confirm whether the current in the rightbranch is equal to I,tos given that V, VR is known, and that two NMOS are the same [RP4]?bias' outIn Figure 2, express V in terms of V, R, n, and Iif M2 is n-parallel relative to M1 [RP5].outdd'bias

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In Figure 1, If the two NMOS have the same parameters and the resistors are the same, what current will the ammeter measure[RP3]？

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Lbias
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Lblas
Vout
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M2
M1
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Figure 1: Current Mirror with Ammeter
Figure 2: Current Mirror without Ammeter
If the ammeter is removed (Figure 2), how would you confirm whether the current in the right
branch is equal to I,tos given that V, V
R is known, and that two NMOS are the same [RP4]?
bias
' out
In Figure 2, express V in terms of V, R, n, and I
if M2 is n-parallel relative to M1 [RP5].
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dd'
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