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An NMOS transistor fabricated in a technology for which k = 400µA/V and V = 0.4V is required to operate with a small as a variable resistor ranging in value from 200Ω to 1kΩ . It is required to use the smallest possible device, as limited by the minimum channel length of this technology ( = 0.18µm ) and the maximum allowed voltage of 1.8 V. a. Specify the range required for the control voltage and the required transistor width W
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