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To find the pinch-off voltage (Vp) for a MOSFET given the parameters Vgs, Idss, and Id, we can use the following relationship:
[ Vp = Vgs – frac{Id}{Idss} times Vgs ]
Here, given:
– Vgs = 3V
– Idss = 5A
– Id = 2A
First, we calculate the ratio of Id to Idss:
[ frac{Id}{Idss} = frac{2A}{5A} = 0.4 ]
Now we can substitute this ratio into the equation for Vp:
[ Vp = Vgs – left(frac{Id}{Idss} times Vgsright) ]
[ Vp = 3V – (0.4 times 3V) ]
[ Vp = 3V – 1.2V ]
[ Vp = 1.8V ]
Thus, the pinch-off voltage Vp is 1.8V.