Legible writing please All n-channel MOS device in a technology for which oxide thickness is 20nm, minimumchannel length is 1um, kn' = 100 uA/V2 and Vt = 0.6V operates in the triode region, withsmall VDs and with the gate-source voltage in the range 0V to 5V. What device width isneeded to ensure that the minimum available resistance is 1KQ.

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1. In MOSFET, the potential on the gate controls the carrier concentration in the semiconductor region beneath the gate so that the channel conductivity can be enhanced. True False 2. In triode region, the drain current in the FET exhibits a nearly linear relationship with drain-source voltage as the name “transistor” indicates (i.e., a contraction of transfer resistor). In triode region, the drain current in the FET exhibits a nearly linear relationship with drain-source voltage as the name “transistor” indicates (i.e., a contraction of transfer resistor). True False 3. In saturation region or pinch-off region, the drain current does not depend on drain-source voltage if one ignores the channel length modulation effect. In saturation region or pinch-off region, the drain current does not depend on drain-source voltage if one ignores the channel length modulation effect. True False 4. For a given capacitance and gate size, NMOS logic device has…
The NMOS and PMOS transistors have the following characteristics. The channel length is 350 nanometers. For NMOS: tox=50nm, Vtn-0.25V, un-560cm²/vsec, W=700nm, L=350nm For PMOS: tox-50nm, Vtp=-0.35V, up-240cm²/vsec, W=700nm, L=350nm a) Compute the NMOS gate capacitance CG in Femto Farads. b) Compute the resistance Rp for PMOS if the power supply voltage (Vdd) is 3.3 volts and the threshold voltage is 0.35 volts. Use the multiplying adjustment factor as 2.5.
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