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Please explain me the term: overdrive in a transistor

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Hi ALL,


Can anyone explain to me this term -- "overdrive in a transistor" ?

I read some text that using this term related with layout matching issue but I can treally understand what is it.

Thanks

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tok
 

Re: overdrive

Overdrive = VGS-VT with VGS = Gate-Source voltage, VT = threshold voltage.
 

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