Lecture

Basic Electronics: PN Junction and BJT

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Description

This lecture covers the fundamentals of microelectronics, focusing on the PN junction and bipolar junction transistor (BJT). It explains the formation of insulating depletion regions in silicon, the operation modes of BJT, and the basic device physics of MOS transistors. The lecture also delves into the threshold voltage of MOS transistors, substrate connections, and the derivation of current-voltage characteristics in different transistor regions.

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