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105 EECS Microelectronic Devices and Circuits Spring 2001, Prof. A. R. Neureuther Dept. EECS, 510 Cory 642-4590 UC Berkeley OH M11, (Tu2), W2, Th2, F11 Course Web Site http://www-inst.EECS.Berkeley.EDU/~ee105/ Homework Assignment # 14, Due May 4, 2001 MOS Device Data VTn = -VTp = 1V, nCox = 50A/V2, pCox = 25A/V2, -2p = 2n = 0.8V, n = p = 0.05V-1 @ L=2m, Cox=2.3fF/m2, Cjn=0.1fF/m2, Cjp=0.3fF/m2, Cjswn=0.5fF/m,...

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