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What does I_DS stand for?
Remember the current flowing through the device.
What is the significance of V_th?
Think about voltage requirements for conducting.
What happens to I_DS when V_GS < V_th?
Think about the conditions for channel formation.
Is I_DS always proportional to (V_GS - V_th)?
It determines whether a channel can form.
Given W = 2μm, L = 1μm, V_GS = 5V, and V_th = 2V, find I_DS if V_DS = 1V.
Plug in values carefully and remember units.
Discuss the implications of channel length modulation on I_DS as V_DS increases beyond V_D(sat).
Consider how effective channel length varies with applied voltage.
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