Lecture

MOSFET: Basic Operations, Modeling and Tradeoffs

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Description

This lecture covers the basic operations, modeling, and tradeoffs of MOSFET transistors. It explains channel-length modulation, strong inversion, and frequency response related to MOS capacitances. The instructor discusses input/output impedances, transition from weak to strong inversion, and the EKV model for moderate inversion. The lecture also delves into velocity saturation, intrinsic gain, and current efficiency in MOS transistors.

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