The gate pin is more touchy than the drain and source – for instance, it’s quite ESD-sensitive, and some FETs even have ESD protection diodes built in, wired between gate and source.

a source (the source of electrons), a gate (the control terminal), and a drain (where electrons leave the device). These are analogous to the terminals on a bipolar transistor, in that the source ...

One significant challenge in scaling DRAM technology is gate-induced drain leakage (GIDL), a primary source of standby charge loss. This article explores how a Dual Work-Function Metal Gate (DWMG) ...

Nominally, the device has a gate, two drains and no source. Electronics Weekly asked how it should be used, and Innoscience said: The two drain terminals are interchangeable and the gate voltage is ...

Each transistor has a source, a gate and a drain, which allow the transistor to function as a switch. The gate is how a transistor controls the flow of current between the source and drain ...