Which outcome accompanies increased temperature of MOSFETs carrying a saturated signal?

💡 Explanation

Decreased current amplification results because temperature increases phonon scattering, which reduces carrier mobility via the **Drift Velocity Saturation** mechanism; therefore signal amplification decreases, rather than mobility improvements which occur via alternative doping methods.

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