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anhnha
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Id and Ids difference
May 14
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I simulated NMOS transistors in cadence and see that there are two currents, Id and Ids.
Id : current entering the drain
Ids: current that enters the drain and leaves the source
Are they always equal?
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Re: Id and Ids difference
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Anhnha,
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