ipVDDVDDRDRDVDS (sat) VGS-VTN-Transition pointVDD VDSFigure 16.3 (a) NMOS inverter with resistor load and (b) transistor characteristics and load line EXERCISE PROBLEMEx 16.1: Consider the NMOS inverter with resistor load in Figure 16.3(a) biased atVDD = 3 V. Assume transistor parameters of k = 100 μA/V², W/L = 4, andVTN = 0.5 V. (a) Find the value of RD such that vo = 0.1 V when v₁ = 3 V.(b) Using the results of part (a), determine the maximum current and maximumpower dissipation in the inverter. (c) Using the results of part (a), determine thetransition point for the driver transistor. (Ans. (a) R₁ = 29.6 ks; (b) iD,max =0.098 mA, PD,max = 0.294 mW; (c) V₁₁ = 1.132 V, Vot = 0.632 V)

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