Vin (~ VB M₁ M Rx Vcc M 1ΚΩ OVOUT 500 Ω Vcc = 6 V The voltage VB is set such that the circuit has a DC output voltage of 3V parameters of BJT: Is = 35 fA VCE,sat = 0.2 V B = 150 VA → ∞ parameters of MOSFET: VTH = 0.5 V kn 1.60 mA/V² Assume that C → ∞ and use V₁ = 26 mV. Problem: Find the values of VB and Rx that will satisfy the relationship between ID1 and Ic2 (Ic2 is three times greater than ID1)

Vin (~ VB M₁ M Rx Vcc M 1ΚΩ OVOUT 500 Ω Vcc = 6 V The voltage VB is set such that the circuit has a DC output voltage of 3V parameters of BJT: Is = 35 fA VCE,sat = 0.2 V B = 150 VA → ∞ parameters of MOSFET: VTH = 0.5 V kn 1.60 mA/V² Assume that C → ∞ and use V₁ = 26 mV. Problem: Find the values of VB and Rx that will satisfy the relationship between ID1 and Ic2 (Ic2 is three times greater than ID1)

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