M1 and M2 are transistors from the same process technology, only that M1 is n times larger than M2 as shown. That means k₁ = k₂ = k, and they have the same threshold voltage. If VSG1 VSG2, how much is ID₁ in terms of ID₂? Use the expression ID = kW/₂² (Vsc — |VTH,p|)² for each of the drain currents. LI OID1 = √√ID₂ OID1 = ID₂ OID1 = n² ID₂ OID1 = nID2 VSG1 = M1 ₁ M₁ V₁ = n/₂ ID₁ VSG2 = M2/₂2 M₂ ID2

M1 and M2 are transistors from the same process technology, only that M1 is n times larger than M2 as shown. That means k₁ = k₂ = k, and they have the same threshold voltage. If VSG1 VSG2, how much is ID₁ in terms of ID₂? Use the expression ID = kW/₂² (Vsc — |VTH,p|)² for each of the drain currents. LI OID1 = √√ID₂ OID1 = ID₂ OID1 = n² ID₂ OID1 = nID2 VSG1 = M1 ₁ M₁ V₁ = n/₂ ID₁ VSG2 = M2/₂2 M₂ ID2

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