10.17. Punchthrough
Punchthrough is a phenomenon where the depletion regions formed around both the source and the drain touch. If you think of depleted silicon as an insulator you might think this is fine, but if you realize depleted silicon will readily conduct if the field direction is favorable, you can see that punchthrough is a major failure mechanism for MOSFET.
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10.18. Steep retrograde doping
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Everything You Need to Know about MOSFETs
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Why Impedance Matching Still Matters for Transistors
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Why Do Magnets Attract, at a Fundamental Level? Why? Why? Why?
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Serial Protocol Fundamentals
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Lecture 28: EMI Filters, Part 1
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Why It Was Almost Impossible to Make the Blue LED
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Introduction to Current Mirrors (24-Transistors)
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How to ACTUALLY Use an Oscilloscope (Beginner-Friendly Guide!)
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10.16. Hot carrier effect
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MOSFET switching for an Inductor | Inductive spiking & Use of Freewheeling diode
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Lecture 16: Thermal Modeling and Heat Sinking
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But what is quantum computing? (Grover's Algorithm)
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How Does a MOSFET Work?
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Maxwell’s Equations: The Most Elegant Equations Ever Written
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Current Sense Amplifiers (1/2): Why not to use an OpAmp (CMRR etc.)
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The Obsessive Engineering of Precision Linear Motion
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Why do Junction Transistors Amplify Current and not Voltage
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MOSFET IV Characteristics
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