Which consequence results when threshold voltage drift affects a MOSFET?

💡 Explanation

Increased subthreshold leakage occurs with threshold voltage drift because MOSFET's channel's turn-on voltage deviates, enabling current to flow even when the transistor should be off; therefore, leakage increases, rather than modulation changes or oxide impacts.

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