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Potential distribution in MOSFET
Let us assume that an NMOSFET has its source, drain and substrate grounded therefore VDS and VSB=0 V . We apply a gate voltage VGS=2 V and I want to know how this potential is distributed as we move ...
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Why does channel length modulation only occur in the saturation region?
As drain voltage is increased, the reverse bias across the drain-body junction also increases and thus the width of the junction should also increase which should deplete the channel length as well. ...
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Is saturation region defined for a "given" collector emitter voltage?
I have seen the traditonal saturation regions graphs (attached). The graph gives the impression that there is a huge region which is saturation region. Shouln't the saturation region be for a "...
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Does the collector voltage have to be greater than the emitter voltage by few tenths of a volt for an NPN transitor
For an NPN transistor, does the collector voltage have to be greater than the emitter voltage by few tenths of a volt for it to be in active state? If yes what is the reason?
Also it says greater by a ...
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on-state voltage
I am trying to study an ever-on IGBT. in other words, IGBT is tried to be on in a long time. To this purpose, a +15V constant dc voltage is applied to the gate-emitter. But, when connecting a +2V ...
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Modelling and simulating multiple-collector/emitter BJTs
I occasionally like to try to understand how well-known integrated circuits work by building them up in a simulator and observing how they respond to changing conditions. However, I keep coming across ...
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Why does the MOSFET drain current increase abruptly when Gate voltage is greater than the threshold voltage?
As far I've understood, channel formation takes place because of the induced negative charge on the semiconductor side of the gate capacitance. So shouldn't the charge concentration increase linearly ...