3. 7 3.7 (a)If an nMOS process has tox = 25 nm, find N₁so that y = 0.5 V¹/2(b) If tox is doubled, what is the new value of y?(c) If it is desired to restore the original value y =0.5 V¹/2, what must the new value of N₁ be?(d) If tox= 100 nm, find N so that V, increases by1 V as VSB is changed from 0 V to 5 V.Hint: you may need to iterate.

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3.7 (a) If an nMOS process has fox = 25 nm, find N so that y = 0.5 V1/2 (b) If tox is doubled, what is the new value of y? (c) If it is desired to restore the original value y = 0.5 V/2, what must the new value of N, be? (d) If tox= 100 nm, find N, so that V, increases by 1 V as VSB is changed from 0 V to 5 V. Hint: you may need to iterate.

3.7 (a) If an nMOS process has fox = 25 nm, find N so that y = 0.5 V1/2 (b) If tox is doubled, what is the new value of y? (c) If it is desired to restore the original value y = 0.5 V/2, what must the new value of N, be? (d) If tox= 100 nm, find N, so that V, increases by 1 V as VSB is changed from 0 V to 5 V. Hint: you may need to iterate.

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Chapter30: Dc Motors

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