NMOS characteristics simulation in LTspice XVII

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  • Опубликовано: 5 фев 2025
  • The following curves have been simulated in LTspice for NMOS:
    1) Id v/s Vds for different values of Vgs
    2) id v/s Vgs
    Concept of model file has been explained and effect of varying the parameter VTO (Threshold voltage of NMOS) in model file can be studied on the characteristics of NMOS.

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  • @Chandanyadav-dl9kz
    @Chandanyadav-dl9kz 2 года назад +3

    Madam amazing !! even in whole 2 hour class in my college i could not understand it and you cleared everything in 9 minutes I bow my head in appreciation!!

  • @Chandanyadav-dl9kz
    @Chandanyadav-dl9kz 2 года назад +1

    This video clearly displays why you are the gold medallist of banasthali university , the command on the intricacies of subject is another level

  • @aminamarih9397
    @aminamarih9397 4 года назад +4

    Amazing work! Totally saving my academic life rn !!!!! Thank you

  • @ayushrathour4799
    @ayushrathour4799 8 месяцев назад

    THANK YOU MAM FOR SUCH A CLEAR EXPLANATION.

  • @songshub7931
    @songshub7931 4 года назад +1

    good explaination keep posting more ltspice video

    • @sanjeevnirastogi1536
      @sanjeevnirastogi1536  4 года назад +1

      Hi!
      Thanks for the appreciation! please subscribe to my channel to get notifications of the new videos.

  • @joaquinleda4130
    @joaquinleda4130 3 месяца назад

    Tremendoo!

  • @gprashanth9902
    @gprashanth9902 Год назад

    Very Good explanation didi❤

  • @josephhuang6585
    @josephhuang6585 3 года назад

    Can you add subtitles? This is very helpful for people with poor English listening skills.
    If do that, I believe that there will be more people can to see your teaching video. thank you very much.

    • @sanjeevnirastogi1536
      @sanjeevnirastogi1536  3 года назад

      Hi Joseph!
      Thanks a lot for the suggestion. However, RUclips provides an option "CC" at the bottom right corner. You can click there and get the subtitles.

    • @josephhuang6585
      @josephhuang6585 3 года назад

      ​Hi Sanjeevni:
      Thanks a lot, but I can't find the "CC" button in the right bottom corner of this video,because the CC(closed caption) button does not exist.

  • @hardikmakwana9394
    @hardikmakwana9394 3 года назад +1

    how to set W =250n and L=32n for PMOS? L is there in Model file but how to set W?

    • @sanjeevnirastogi1536
      @sanjeevnirastogi1536  3 года назад

      For that you have to select NMOS and PMOS instead of NMOS4 and PMOS4 from components. Then right click on the component and type the values of W and L.

  • @subhamchowdhury5008
    @subhamchowdhury5008 4 года назад

    What is the length of the channel you have used?

  • @newton9196
    @newton9196 2 года назад

    hello there i need some help in Ltspice for Op Amp and Nmos using .. can you

  • @diasedias_43
    @diasedias_43 Год назад

    how to plot c-v curve nmos?

  • @josephhuang6585
    @josephhuang6585 3 года назад

    Hi teacher, If I use current probe to detect the Drain current(Id) whose value is positive in Id-VGS curve. If I use current probe to detect the Source current(Is) whose value is negative in Is-VGS curve. But the current has only one direction from Drain to Source, why one terminal is positive, and another terminal is negative ? thanks a lot.

    • @sanjeevnirastogi1536
      @sanjeevnirastogi1536  3 года назад

      Hi Joseph!
      First of all there is nothing like positive or negative current. Actually, the basic thing is that the current flows in the direction opposite to that of the flow of electrons. When you apply Vgs>Vt and Vds voltage, then electrons flow from Source to Drain terminal through the channel created by Gate-to-source voltage Vgs. Hence, Id flows from Drain to source, which is named as drain current. Now if you talk about source current, it is nothing but a current opposite to the flow of drain current. Practically, no such current flows because current always flow in the direction opposite to that of electrons. Thus, theoretically, Is is negative and Id is positive.
      Hope this helps!

    • @josephhuang6585
      @josephhuang6585 3 года назад

      Teacher, so "Id" current's definition is that the current flows from Drain to Source terminal. "Is" current's definition is that electrons flows from Source to Drain terminal. Excuse me, is my understanding is correct ? thanks a lot.

    • @sanjeevnirastogi1536
      @sanjeevnirastogi1536  3 года назад

      @@josephhuang6585 there is no current like Is. Only Id exists because of flow of electrons from source to drain. Is is just a theoretical concept. If you talk about Is, electrons should flow from Drain to source, just the opposite of the conditions for Id.

  • @arunteja549
    @arunteja549 3 года назад

    Thanks for sharing

  • @rifatsezer5089
    @rifatsezer5089 Год назад

    thanks for help. can you do a video for DTMOS please.

  • @nishantsrivastava9381
    @nishantsrivastava9381 3 года назад

    how can i get model 3/54

  • @chawalitudomsak2072
    @chawalitudomsak2072 4 года назад

    Hi, how to simulate the nmos to check for the uncox? Thank you!

    • @sanjeevnirastogi1536
      @sanjeevnirastogi1536  4 года назад

      Hi! You can check the value of unCox from the model file of NMOS. UnCox is written as "KP" in the model file.