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Assume 2|ϕFP| = 0.8 V. The following figure shows the relationship between threshold-voltage (VTH) and body voltage (VB) of a NMOS. The source voltage is 0 V(VS = 0 V). What is the body effect coefficient (γ)?

Assume 2|ϕFP| = 0.8 V. The following figure shows the relationship between threshold-voltage (VTH) and body voltage (VB) of a NMOS. The source voltage is 0 V(VS = 0 V). What is the body effect coefficient (γ)?

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Assume 2 | ϕ F P | = 0.8 V . The following figure shows the relationship between threshold-voltage ( V T H ) and body voltage ( V B ) of a NMOS. The source voltage is 0 V ( V S = 0 V ) . What is the body effect coefficient ( γ ) ?

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