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(a) The MOS capacitor in Fig. 4.1 has VTN = 1 V and VG = 2 V. To what region of operation does this bias condition correspond? (b) Repeat for VG = -2 V. (c) Repeat for VG = 0.5 V. Figure 4.1 MOS capacitor structure on p-type silicon.

(a) The MOS capacitor in Fig. 4.1 has VTN = 1 V and VG = 2 V. To what region of operation does this bias condition correspond? (b) Repeat for VG = -2 V. (c) Repeat for VG = 0.5 V. Figure 4.1 MOS capacitor structure on p-type silicon.

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(a) The MOS capacitor in Fig. 4.1 has VTN = 1 V and VG = 2 V. To what region of operation does this bias condition correspond? (b) Repeat for VG = -2 V. (c) Repeat for VG = 0.5 V. Figure 4.1 MOS capacitor structure on p-type silicon.

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