4.11. Identify the source, drain, gate, and bulk terminals and find the current I in the transistors in Fig. P4.11. Assume VTN = 0.70 V.
4.11. Identify the source, drain, gate, and bulk terminals and find the current I in the transistors in Fig. P4.11. Assume VTN = 0.70 V.
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Transcribed Image Text:**Exercise 4.11**
**Task:**
Identify the source, drain, gate, and bulk terminals and find the current \( I \) in the transistors in Figure P4.11. Assume \( V_{TN} = 0.70 \, \text{V} \).
**Figure P4.11 Details:**
This figure includes two diagrams labeled (a) and (b), each representing a MOSFET transistor circuit.
- **Diagram (a):**
- The transistor is connected as follows:
- Gate: +0.2 V
- Source: Connected to +5 V
- Drain: Grounded
- \( W/L = 10/1 \) (Width-to-Length ratio of the transistor)
- The current \( I \) flows from the grounded drain.
- **Diagram (b):**
- The transistor is connected as follows:
- Gate: -0.2 V
- Source: Connected to +5 V
- Drain: Grounded
- \( W/L = 10/1 \) (Width-to-Length ratio of the transistor)
- The current \( I \) flows from the grounded drain.
**Explanation:**
In both circuit diagrams, the transistors are depicted with specific gate-source voltage conditions. The circuits are used to determine how these voltages affect the current \( I \) flowing through the drain, considering the given threshold voltage \( V_{TN} = 0.70 \, \text{V} \). The \( W/L \) ratio indicates the relative dimensions of the transistor, affecting its operating characteristics.
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