An NMOS transistor has KP = 80 μA/V2, Vto = 1V, L = 4μm, and W...

An NMOS transistor has KP = 80 μA/V2, Vto = 1V, L = 4μm, and W = 100 μm. Carefully sketch to scale the drain characteristics for vDS ranging from 0 to 10V and vGS = 0.5 and 4V

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