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If Va = −3 V, and Vt = 3.1 V, what is the operating region of the n-channel MOSFET? Triode/ Ohmic region. Saturation region. Cut-off. None of the above. For example, if your transistor is operating in the saturation region then provide the integer 2 as your answer. For cases like VGS = VT, answer 4.

If Va = −3 V, and Vt = 3.1 V, what is the operating region of the n-channel MOSFET? Triode/ Ohmic region. Saturation region. Cut-off. None of the above. For example, if your transistor is operating in the saturation region then provide the integer 2 as your answer. For cases like VGS = VT, answer 4.

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If V a = − 3 V , and V t = 3.1 V , what is the operating region of the n -channel MOSFET?
  1. Triode/ Ohmic region.
  2. Saturation region.
  3. Cut-off.
  4. None of the above.
For example, if your transistor is operating in the saturation region then provide the integer 2 as your answer. For cases like V G S = V T , answer 4.

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