2.
V
S
connected to 0v
V
SB
= V
S
– V
B
= 1-(0)
= 1v
When V
SB
is connected with forward bias there are chances that the electrons flow might be
distorted and current direction will change leading to improper function of the device.
3.
V
S
connected to 1v
V
SB
= V
S
– V
B
= 1-(1)
= 0v
When V
SB
is connected with reverse bias then due to the space charge region there exists a leakage
current and the electrons flow can be controlled thereby having a proper functioning device.
So it is recommended to connect source – substrate in reverse bias.
✔ Ideal V
TO
components:
a.
Voltage requirement for depletion charge:
The V
T
is affected by the depletion charge and can be computed by Q
d
/C
i
As the channel forms there exists a charge in the depletion region and due to parallel plate and
dielectric medium the channel acts as a parallel plate capacitor, this charge has some voltage
called depletion charge voltage.
b.
Voltage requirement for inversion charge:
The inversion charge is denoted by 2∅𝐹, it is the potential to form inversion at the channel of a
MOSFET.
∴ Ideal V
to
component = -Q
d
/C
i
+ 2∅𝐹
✔ Real V
TO
components:
a.
Voltage requirement for depletion charge:
The V
T
is affected by the depletion charge and can be computed by Q
d
/C
i
As the channel forms there exists a charge in the depletion region and due to parallel plate and
dielectric medium the channel acts as a parallel plate capacitor, this charge has some voltage called
depletion charge voltage.
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