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Channel Length Modulation Coefficient

The document shows a free body diagram and uses equations of equilibrium considering forces and couples to solve for various circuit parameters. It sets up 9 equations involving gate capacitance, electron mobility, channel length modulation coefficient, channel width and length, gate-source potential, drain-source potential, and solves the equations pairwise to find the circuit values.

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Channel Length Modulation Coefficient

The document shows a free body diagram and uses equations of equilibrium considering forces and couples to solve for various circuit parameters. It sets up 9 equations involving gate capacitance, electron mobility, channel length modulation coefficient, channel width and length, gate-source potential, drain-source potential, and solves the equations pairwise to find the circuit values.

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Free body diagram of the <> is shown below: Calculate the <> as shown below: Considering the equilibrium

of forces in x direction: Considering the equilibrium of forces in y direction: Consider the couple equilibrium about <point>: (1) (5) (2) (6) (3) (7) From equations (1)and(2): From equations (2)and(3): From equations (3)and(4): From equations (5)and(6): From equations (6)and(7): From equations (7)and(8):

(4) (8)From equations (4)and(5): From equations (8)and(9): Notations: Gate capacitance per unit area, Cox Mobility of electrons, n

Channel length modulation coefficient,

Width of the channel, W Length of the channel , L Potential difference between gate and silicon bar, VGS VTH Potential difference between drain and source, VDS

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