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Electronics Forum / Basics / September 2006IO mos
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 > Dear All > [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > 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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