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Redraw Figs. 6–12, 6–13, and 6–15 for the p-channel case (n-type substrate).

Redraw Figs. 6–12, 6–13, and 6–15 for the p-channel case (n-type substrate).

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Redraw the figures for p channel case (n type substrate).
Field-Effect Transistors 283 Figure 6-15 Approximate distributions of charge, electric field, and electrostatic V>>0 · E. potential in the ideal MOS capacitor in inversion. The relative width of the inverted E; EFs E, EFm M region is exaggerated for illustrative purposes, but is neglected in the field and potential diagrams. The slopes of the band edges reflect the electric fields in the gate dielectric and the Q (charge per unit area) Charge Density W semiconductor channel. The product of the perpendicular electric field and dielectric constant (known as the displacement) is continuous across the dielectric- Electric semiconductor Field interface if there are no charges at the interface, according to Maxwell's boundary conditions. W 4V (x) Electrostatic Potential
Transcribed Image Text:Field-Effect Transistors 283 Figure 6-15 Approximate distributions of charge, electric field, and electrostatic V>>0 · E. potential in the ideal MOS capacitor in inversion. The relative width of the inverted E; EFs E, EFm M region is exaggerated for illustrative purposes, but is neglected in the field and potential diagrams. The slopes of the band edges reflect the electric fields in the gate dielectric and the Q (charge per unit area) Charge Density W semiconductor channel. The product of the perpendicular electric field and dielectric constant (known as the displacement) is continuous across the dielectric- Electric semiconductor Field interface if there are no charges at the interface, according to Maxwell's boundary conditions. W 4V (x) Electrostatic Potential
6.15 Redraw Figs. 6–12, 6–13, and 6–15 for the p-channel case (n-type substrate).
Transcribed Image Text:6.15 Redraw Figs. 6–12, 6–13, and 6–15 for the p-channel case (n-type substrate).
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