Lecture

MOS Parasitics

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Description

This lecture covers the MOS I/V characteristics, including triode and saturation regions, deep triode, and second-order effects such as body effect and channel-length modulation. It also discusses MOS device capacitances in different regions and provides examples for calculating junction capacitances.

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