Unlike current-driven bipolar devices, an enhancement-mode metal-oxide-semiconductor field-effect transistor (MOSFET) conducts significant current between its drain and source terminals when its gate-to-source voltage is zero.
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False. Enhancement-mode MOSFETs are normally-off devices that require a gate-to-source voltage exceeding the threshold voltage to establish a channel and conduct current.
The evaluation 'False' is correct because enhancement-mode MOSFETs are normally-off solid-state devices. Without an applied gate-to-source voltage exceeding the device's threshold voltage (), the channel between the drain and source remains non-conductive, preventing drain current from flowing.
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Default conduction state and threshold voltage mechanics of enhancement-mode field-effect transistors
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Recall the root word 'enhance': the channel must be actively enhanced (created) by gate voltage, meaning at zero gate voltage, no channel exists and no current flows.
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