A P-channel MOSFET operating in the enhancement mode is characterized by Vt = - 4 V and IDQ = - 10 mA, when VGSQ = - 5.5 V, what will be VGSQ if IDQ = -15 mA and ID, on =

1. A P-channel MOSFET operating in the enhancement mode is characterized by Vt = - 4 V and IDQ = - 10 mA, when VGSQ = - 5.5 V, what will be VGSQ if IDQ = -15 mA and ID, on = - 16 mA

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