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@jeffrey-xA7lUP • Jul 29, 2015
If you have seen any package of MOSFET you will note that there are 4 lets from them and even your academics will tell there is a pin called substrate.
In the second image we have P layer as a substrate and the P+ serves as the Body of the MOS and the p layer has insufficient dopant concentration to provide charge carriers to enable conduction in the Transistor
Where as in the case of a individual NMOS there is no need for two P layers as you know that the amount of carriers got is more than enough to turn the device on
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@divyasep-X6BiVc • Jul 29, 2015
Jeffrey SamuelIf you have seen any package of MOSFET you will note that there are 4 lets from them and even your academics will tell there is a pin called substrate.
In the second image we have P layer as a substrate and the P+ serves as the Body of the MOS and the p layer has insufficient dopant concentration to provide charge carriers to enable conduction in the Transistor
Where as in the case of a individual NMOS there is no need for two P layers as you know that the amount of carriers got is more than enough to turn the device on
Feel free to ask any question related to this.
Thank you so much