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field that drifts the inversion charge from the source to drain Want to understand the relationship between the drain current in the MOSFET as a function of gate-to-source ... See discussion on body effect in Section 4.4 of text. 6.012 Spring 2007 Lecture 8 10 I-V Characteristics (Contd..)
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