1. For a p-substrate silicon n-MOS capacitor at T = 300 K, the substrate doping is NA = 4.55 x1016 / cm³. Value of n; at T = 300 K is 1.5 × 10!0 / cm³.(iii) For (m = 4.32 eV and y = 4.01 eV, what is the flat band voltage VFB (V)?%3|EGIn A)kTVfb= Pm - (x + + ¢PB)PB(iv) Find the maximum depletion width xpT (µm) when the surface is inverted.

Given data Temperature is T = 300 K Substrate doping is NA = 4.55×1016 /cm3 Calculating bulk…

1. For a p-substrate silicon n-MOS capacitor at T = 300 K, the substrate doping is NA = 4.55 x 1016/cm³. Value of n; at T = 300 K is 1.5 x 1010 / cm³. %3D (iii) For (Pm = 4.32 eV and x = 4.01 eV, what is the flat band voltage VFB (V)? EG In ) VrB = Pm - (x + + ¢a) ´N A + PB kT Pm – (x - %3D PB (iv) Find the maximum depletion width xpT (um) when the surface is inverted.

1. For a p-substrate silicon n-MOS capacitor at T = 300 K, the substrate doping is NA = 4.55 x 1016/cm³. Value of n; at T = 300 K is 1.5 x 1010 / cm³. %3D (iii) For (Pm = 4.32 eV and x = 4.01 eV, what is the flat band voltage VFB (V)? EG In ) VrB = Pm - (x + + ¢a) ´N A + PB kT Pm – (x - %3D PB (iv) Find the maximum depletion width xpT (um) when the surface is inverted.

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