The MOS transistor is non conducting when?

A) zero source bias	B) zero threshold voltage
C) zero gate bias	D) zero drain bias

Answer & Explanation Answer: C) zero gate bias

Explanation: The MOS transistor normally is at cut-off or becomes non-conducting with zero gate bias (gate voltage-source voltage).

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