Lecture

MOS Transistor Operation: Triode vs Saturation

Description

This lecture covers the operation of MOS transistors in the triode and saturation regions, focusing on the relationship between VGS, VTH, and VDS. It explains the concept of transconductance (gm) in saturation and the impact of channel-length modulation. The slides provide detailed information on MOS transistor layout and the effects of channel length on transistor performance.

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