(1) In an NMOS, the drain and source regions are , and the substrate is (а) n-type; (b) р-type; (c) intrinsic (2) For a BJT device with forward-active mode, the emitter-base junction is biased and the base-collector junction is _biased. (a) forward; (b) reverse; (c) zero (3) For the three regions of a BJT device, doping concentration; region should have the highest _region should be designed as narrow as possible. (a) emitter; (b)base; (c) collector

(1) In an NMOS, the drain and source regions are , and the substrate is (а) n-type; (b) р-type; (c) intrinsic (2) For a BJT device with forward-active mode, the emitter-base junction is biased and the base-collector junction is _biased. (a) forward; (b) reverse; (c) zero (3) For the three regions of a BJT device, doping concentration; region should have the highest _region should be designed as narrow as possible. (a) emitter; (b)base; (c) collector

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

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