Fundamentals and Operation of Semiconductor Devices Module 6: Field Effect Transistors Lecture 1: Overview and Basic Def

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Performance Outcomes. Describe the physics underlying Field Effect Transistor operation Explain the role of the source, drain, gate, and substrate contacts Identify and explain the subthreshold, linear, and saturation regions of a Field Effect Transistor Characterize the interaction between

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Fundamentals and Operation of Semiconductor Devices Module 6: Field Effect Transistors Lecture 1: Overview and Basic Def

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