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Author: jasonDate: 12:50 29-09-06
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Dear All
Can you share with me what is the major difference between a logic mos
and I/O mos?
Does IO mos has longer gate length or thicker gate oxide or longer
width...?
Kindly share with me some idea.
Thank you All
best rgds
Jason
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Author: Rich GriseDate: 15:46 30-09-06
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On Fri, 29 Sep 2006 09:50:18 -0700, jason wrote:
> Dear All
>
> Can you share with me what is the major difference between a logic mos
> and I/O mos?
> Does IO mos has longer gate length or thicker gate oxide or longer
> width...?
> Kindly share with me some idea.
> Thank you All
This is a hard question to give a meaningful answer to, since those are
different types of categories.
A logic mosfet will reach saturation with a logic input, i.e., maybe
5 volts.
I/O just means "input/output", which is an application, rather than a
type of fet, as far as I know.
Consequently, a logic mosfet could be used in an I/O application,
depending on the requirements.
Hope This Helps!
Rich
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