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I am confused about this example circuit (attached) where the Gate it connected to Ground.
I thought in order for current to flow in a MOSFET (i.e. NMOS) a positive gate voltage (Vg) AND Vds (drain to source voltage) needs to be applied. If Vg = 0, how is a channel created in order to allow current to flow in this circuit if this is not a depletion-type MOSFET?
I only have a guess as to how it is possible for current to be able to flow.
Thanks in advance
I thought in order for current to flow in a MOSFET (i.e. NMOS) a positive gate voltage (Vg) AND Vds (drain to source voltage) needs to be applied. If Vg = 0, how is a channel created in order to allow current to flow in this circuit if this is not a depletion-type MOSFET?
I only have a guess as to how it is possible for current to be able to flow.
Thanks in advance