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Yes, some power transistors place many smaller transistors or mosfets effectively in parallel. An early example AFAIK was the "hexfet" geometry (achieving a ver
by a9h74j 4y ago
Yes, some power transistors place many smaller transistors or mosfets effectively in parallel. An early example AFAIK was the "hexfet" geometry (achieving a very wide width of short-length channels). I'd guess that precisely the same process would not be optimal.