The current in a MOSFET saturates when VDS gets too high. It either saturates because of pinch-off of the inversion layer near the drain, or because the electrons reach the maximum allowable velocity. The VDS when these conditions occur are different.
-Philip
Post by Bill Lee What are "pinch-off saturation behavior" and "velocity saturation behavor" and what's the differences? Praise the Lord
Post by Philip Godoy The current in a MOSFET saturates when VDS gets too high. It either saturates because of pinch-off of the inversion layer near the drain, or because the electrons reach the maximum allowable velocity. The VDS when these conditions occur are different. -Philip
Post by Bill Lee What are "pinch-off saturation behavior" and "velocity saturation behavor" and what's the differences? Praise the Lord