Using two drain current measurements from an nFET operating in saturation whose source is grounded, find your best estimate of the parameter Vt and the combined parameter kn'(W/ L). At a VGS = 3.5V, ID was 1.6mA and at VGS 2.5V, ID was 0.4 mA.

Using two drain current measurements from an nFET operating in saturation whose source is grounded, find your best estimate of the parameter Vt and the combined parameter kn'(W/ L). At a VGS = 3.5V, ID was 1.6mA and at VGS 2.5V, ID was 0.4 mA.

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