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(b) s greter th fltb voltge --> the MOS s ccumulto moe (c) Mxmum cctce s smly Cox: Cmx : Cox Cmx.77 7 F/cm () Cb_m : Cm : εs X_mx Cox Cb_m Cox Cb_m Cm.835 8 F/cm (3) - s more egtve th threshol (-.93), so t s verso. The chrge o the semcouctor se clue fxe oor chrges from the semcouctor-oxe terfce to the mxmum eleto wth, X_mx the verso hole chrges t the terfce, Q. The gte chrge s equl to the totl chrge wth ooste sg. _GB : Q : Cox ( _GB _T) ρ_b : q Qg : Q ρ_b X_mx X_mx 3.53 5 Q 3.93 7 ρ_b.6 3 Qg 3.78 7 C/cm^ C/cm^3 C/cm^ Chrge esty 3.9x -7 C/cm.6x -3 C/cm 3 t ox Posto, x X,mx 3x -5 cm -3.78x -7 C/cm (4) Fltb voltge threshol voltge s shfte by the sme mout: m: _FB_m : m Δ_FB : _FB_m _FB _T_m : _T Δ_FB _FB_m.36 Δ_FB.55 _T_m.643

(5) : 7 tox : m : μm : μm : 6 m log : 55 m.4 _FB : εs X_mx : q Qb_mx : q X_mx εox Cox : tox Qb_mx _T : _FB Cox () The MOS FET s ture o whe the gte voltge s equl to the thresol voltge _T.353 ( ) _FB.97 X_mx.43 5 _T.353 (b) _ : _S : 5 _S_st : T Sce _S s greter th _S_st, the FET s sturto I_S( ) μ_ Cox : ( T) _S_st.647 I_S( 5) 6.789 3 Am