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Transfer ID−VG characteristic of a MOSFET at 360 K is shown in figure below. (a) What is the subthreshold swing? (4%) (b) Decrease the temperature to 240 K, please plot is ID⋅VG characteristic against the curve below (compare with the one measured at 360 K), what is the subthreshold swing at 240 K? (6%)

Transfer ID−VG characteristic of a MOSFET at 360 K is shown in figure below. (a) What is the subthreshold swing? (4%) (b) Decrease the temperature to 240 K, please plot is ID⋅VG characteristic against the curve below (compare with the one measured at 360 K), what is the subthreshold swing at 240 K? (6%)

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Transfer I D − V G characteristic of a MOSFET at 360 K is shown in figure below. (a) What is the subthreshold swing? (4%) (b) Decrease the temperature to 240 K , please plot is I D ⋅ V G characteristic against the curve below (compare with the one measured at 360 K ), what is the subthreshold swing at 240 K ? ( 6 % )

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