When the gate voltage of the E-MOSFET is well above the threshold voltage,the device switches from cutoff to saturation.

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When the gate voltage of the E-MOSFET is well above the threshold voltage, it creates an inversion layer in the channel, allowing for current flow between the source and drain. As the gate voltage continues to increase, the device eventually reaches saturation, at which point further increases in gate voltage do not result in significant changes to drain current.

When the Gate Voltage of the E-MOSFET Is Well Above