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For the following NMOS we have: Vs is grounded but both VD and VG are variable but at all times: VGS > Vth Which of the following statements are correct? This NMOS is working in Triode region of operation If this MOSFET worked in Saturation and we start reducing VD, the length L1 starts increasing If this MOSFET operated exactly at the edge of saturation/triode then: L1 = L

For the following NMOS we have: Vs is grounded but both VD and VG are variable but at all times: VGS > Vth Which of the following statements are correct? This NMOS is working in Triode region of operation If this MOSFET worked in Saturation and we start reducing VD, the length L1 starts increasing If this MOSFET operated exactly at the edge of saturation/triode then: L1 = L

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For the following NMOS we have: Vs is grounded but both V D and V G are variable but at all times: V G S > V th Which of the following statements are correct? This NMOS is working in Triode region of operation If this MOSFET worked in Saturation and we start reducing V D , the length L 1 starts increasing If this MOSFET operated exactly at the edge of saturation/triode then: L 1 = L

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