Define threshold voltage?
Answer Posted / premalatha
threshold voltage is defined as the minimum voltage that
required to make the transistor ON. transistor may be
either NMOS or PMOS.For NMOS the value of threshold voltage
is positive value and for PMOS the value of threshold
voltage is negative value.
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