Working of Depletion-Type MOSFET

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Analog Electronics: Working of Depletion-Type MOSFET
Topics Discussed:
1. Similarities between depletion-type MOSFET and JFET.
2. Effect of increasing drain to source voltage on drain current.
3. Maximum drain current in n-channel depletion-type MOSFET and n-channel JFET.
4. Working of n-channel depletion-type MOSFET when gate to source voltage is 0V.
5. Working of n-channel depletion-type MOSFET when gate to source voltage is negative.
6. Working of n-channel depletion-type MOSFET when gate to source voltage is positive.
7. Homework problem.

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Surely Id3 >Id1 >Id2 because of increment in no. Of e-, charge carrier +creses and hence i +creses.

shikhachaudhary
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the best explanation i had gone through many videos but this one is amazing

VishalGupta-vrly
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its a saviour for end semester exam
thank you sir

SachinMishra-il
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watching 2 day before the exam and it is the best content of electronics

shubhamjaiswal
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Thanks a lot for the lectures sir!! Very nice explanations. Could you please teach field theory also? It would help us a lot....

shreyasn
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Amazing Sir thank you so much...Tomorrow is my xm..this is very helpful

nasrinriya
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id3>id2>id1 because in case 3: when we apply Vgs>0v since gate is at +ve voltage it will attract electrons from the p-substrate thus making more electrons for the conduction.

AwesomeMinds
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In case III where VGS>0, wouldn't it increase the depletion layer in the middle section of the N channel for the same reason, i.e. more reversed biased? If so, is it restricting the current ID in any way?

picturization
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Sir! why the pinch off voltage is same for all the values of Vgs?
As we've seen that it changes in emosfet or jfet

kamranali
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Id3 is (increase rapidaly & high ) as compare to Id2 & id1
Thank u sir

abhibham
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siddharth you are right, it was wrong. by increasing reverse bias voltage, depletion width is going to increase.

hemkumarpatel
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what is the difference between N-channel D-MOSFET and E-MOSFET, explain with their transfer function and output characteristic.

riteshraj
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Thanks.... hope we will see some more tutorials

fardeenahmed
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at VGs >0 minority carriers i.e, electrons will be accelerated ? With whom it will collide? electrons in the n channel or between themselves?

v.kfunstudio
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Ty sir 4 it.this is awesome.keep doing this work.

prashankbhardwaj
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why didn't we have recombination in case of enhancement-type MOSFET?

debapriyadasgupta
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sir at 6:09 you said with increasing reverse voltage the deplition region becomes narrow but actually it should be broad

siddharthkshirsagar
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when vgs =0 how does the e- moving from n region through p substrate

vinayvinnu
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May I know why with negative V_GS both electrons and holes are attracted and that was called recombination, but with positive V_GS only electrons are attracted and that was called collision?

changliu
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you said if we increase V(DS), after a point I(D) becomes constant due to reverse bias in the n-region under the drain. Why does I(D) increase in the first place if a reverse bias is present in the drain?

anirudhmuthuswamy