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In a DEPLETION type MOSFET, what happens when the gate-source voltage is zero?
In a DEPLETION type MOSFET, what happens when the gate-source voltage is zero?
- The channel is in saturation
- The channel is at its maximum width
- The channel is completely depleted (correct)
- The channel is at its minimum width
What happens to the drain current in a DEPLETION type MOSFET when the gate-source voltage becomes more negative?
What happens to the drain current in a DEPLETION type MOSFET when the gate-source voltage becomes more negative?
- Decreases
- Reverses direction
- Remains constant
- Increases (correct)
What effect does increasing the gate-source voltage have on a DEPLETION type MOSFET?
What effect does increasing the gate-source voltage have on a DEPLETION type MOSFET?
- Has no effect on the channel width
- Decreases the channel width
- Changes the polarity of the channel
- Increases the channel width (correct)
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