4.5. Output Conductance Parameter
The output conductance accounts for the finite slope of the output characteristic, an example of which is shown in Fig. 4.5. The plot for the SPICE formulation [(3.8)] of the active region is also shown (applicable to the device for VDS > Veffn). Both plots are for VGS = constant (i.e., Vgs = 0 and gmVgs = 0).
Figure 4.5. Output characteristics illustrating nonzero active-region slope. Also shown is the SPICE formulation for the active region. For the plots, λn = 1/10 V. A possible bias point with ID and VDS is included.
In the ideal case, for any vDS in the active region, the current is the same for a given ...
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