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- In a field effect transistor, does the threshold voltage decrease with increasing temperature? Imagine that there would be an increase in thermally generated carriers and thus the device would reach saturation faster? I realize the mobility would decrease, but the increase of thermal carriers outpaces phonon scattering effects such that conductivity rises. Is this the correct way to think about threshold voltage as a function of temperature?
In a field effect transistor, does the threshold voltage decrease with increasing temperature? Imagine that there would be an increase in thermally generated carriers and thus the device would reach saturation faster? I realize the mobility would decrease, but the increase of thermal carriers outpaces phonon scattering effects such that conductivity rises. Is this the correct way to think about threshold voltage as a function of temperature?