MOSFET Pinch Off Voltage

In a MOSFET, What does the pinch off voltage refers to?

dilip kumar k
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Mar 9th, 2010
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kapilgupta.mnit
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Mar 9th, 2010

The voltage at which the current flow between source and drain is blocked because the channel between these electrodes is completely depleted.

kumar praveen bodu
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Mar 23rd, 2010

Pinch-off voltage refers to the maximum gate current applied to MOSFET to increase the depletion layer between source and drain.

Sagar21p
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Oct 7th, 2010

Pinch off voltage is the excess voltage Vds applied which limits the current flowing into drain.. at that point the current saturates...and the o/p current remains constant.