IREF VDD = 3.3V Q3 Vtn = IVtpl = 0.5V kn' = 5 mA/V² VDD kp' = 3.2 mA/V² + V SGP Assume the following process parameters: + V₁ 22 Q₁ Vo
IREF VDD = 3.3V Q3 Vtn = IVtpl = 0.5V kn' = 5 mA/V² VDD kp' = 3.2 mA/V² + V SGP Assume the following process parameters: + V₁ 22 Q₁ Vo
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#### Circuit Diagram Description
The image depicts an electronic circuit consisting of three transistors labeled \( Q_1 \), \( Q_2 \), and \( Q_3 \). The circuit is powered by a voltage source \( V_{DD} \). Below is a detailed breakdown of the circuit:
- **Transistor \( Q_3 \)** connects to the positive supply \( V_{DD} \) and is configured to control current \( I_{REF} \).
- **Transistor \( Q_2 \)** connects in series with \( Q_3 \) and affects the output current \( I_D \), which flows towards the output voltage \( V_O \).
- **Transistor \( Q_1 \)** is connected to the ground and influences the input voltage \( V_I \).
- The circuit includes two labeled voltages, \( V_{SGP} \) and \( V_I \), for controlling the operation of the transistors.
#### Assumed Process Parameters
- \( V_{DD} = 3.3V \)
- Threshold voltages \( V_{tn} = |V_{tp}| = 0.5V \)
- Electron mobility parameter \( k_n' = 5 \, \text{mA}/\text{V}^2 \)
- Hole mobility parameter \( k_p' = 3.2 \, \text{mA}/\text{V}^2 \)
These parameters are essential for designing and analyzing the performance of the circuit, as they influence transistor switching and amplification characteristics.

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You are now told that \( I_{REF}=500\mu A \) and \( (W/L)_{Q1}=10 \), \( (W/L)_{Q2}=10 \), \( (W/L)_{Q3}=5 \). Assume all transistors are in saturation.
Find the DC bias current, \( I_D \). *(Ignore the Early effect).*
**Options:**
- ○ \( 100\mu A \)
- ○ \( 200\mu A \)
- ○ \( 500\mu A \)
- ○ \( 1000\mu A \)
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