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    This document provides equations for calculating the threshold voltage (Vth) of a MOSFET transistor based on its physical properties, as well as equations for calculating the beta (β) values for holes and electrons based on mobility (μ), gate oxide capacitance (Cox), and transistor width (w) and length (l) dimensions. The Vth equation shows it is calculated from the transistor's threshold voltage when no gate voltage is applied (Vtn), the ratio of hole and electron beta values (βp/βn), the supply voltage (Vdd), and the threshold voltage when the transistor is operating in the linear region (Vtp).

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    This document provides equations for calculating the threshold voltage (Vth) of a MOSFET transistor based on its physical properties, as well as equations for calculating the beta (β) values for holes and electrons based on mobility (μ), gate oxide capacitance (Cox), and transistor width (w) and length (l) dimensions. The Vth equation shows it is calculated from the transistor's threshold voltage when no gate voltage is applied (Vtn), the ratio of hole and electron beta values (βp/βn), the supply voltage (Vdd), and the threshold voltage when the transistor is operating in the linear region (Vtp).

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    Equation For Problem 2

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    Sefa özbek
    This document provides equations for calculating the threshold voltage (Vth) of a MOSFET transistor based on its physical properties, as well as equations for calculating the beta (β) values for holes and electrons based on mobility (μ), gate oxide capacitance (Cox), and transistor width (w) and length (l) dimensions. The Vth equation shows it is calculated from the transistor's threshold voltage when no gate voltage is applied (Vtn), the ratio of hole and electron beta values (βp/βn), the supply voltage (Vdd), and the threshold voltage when the transistor is operating in the linear region (Vtp).

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    Vtn   p /  n (Vdd  Vtp )

    V  Vth 
    1  p / n

    wp
     p   p C ox ( )
    lp

    wn
     n   n C ox ( )
    ln

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