edinburghtech
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Hi
I have a fundamental question (might be dumb). I know square law relates current to W/L and overdrive. But is there any thing that limits the maximum current that can pass through a transistor. For example I can pass 10uA through the transistor with say a W/L = 5u/1u , can I pass 100mA through the same transistor. How the find the maximum current the channel can handle? Please assist
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Tech
I have a fundamental question (might be dumb). I know square law relates current to W/L and overdrive. But is there any thing that limits the maximum current that can pass through a transistor. For example I can pass 10uA through the transistor with say a W/L = 5u/1u , can I pass 100mA through the same transistor. How the find the maximum current the channel can handle? Please assist
Regards
Tech