AIM: Design and analysis of SOIFET to NMOS. Setup the Ini al SOI-FET Structure: Define the substrate layers: Typically, SOI-FET consists of a thin silicon layer (channel) on top of an insula ng layer (usually silicon dioxide) and a handle wafer (bulk silicon). Define regions for the source and drain: These are typically heavily doped n-type regions (for NMOS). Gate oxide: The gate oxide is o en a thin SiO₂ layer, and this needs to be specified above the channel. Gate contact: Define the metal or polysilicon gate electrode over the gate oxide. Covert SOI MOSFET to NMOS and meshing: Remove the Buried Oxide (BOX): The BOX layer is etched away to expose the silicon layer. Doping: Introduce n-type dopants into the silicon layer to form the NMOS channel. Gate Oxide Forma on: Grow or deposit a thin oxide layer on the silicon surface. Gate Material Deposi on: Deposit polysilicon or metal to form the gate electrode. Source/Drain Forma on: Implant n-type dopants to form the source and drain regions. Metalliza on: Create metal interconnects to connect the NMOS transistor to the rest of the c ircuit. Simulated of 𝑰𝒅 𝒗/𝒔 𝑽𝒈 of NMOS Simulated of 𝑰𝒅 𝒗/𝒔 𝑽𝒅 of NMOS Conclusion: Conver ng an SOI-MOSFET to an NMOS involves strategic removal of the Buried Oxide layer, ntype doping, forming gate oxide, deposi ng gate material, and finalizing with source/drain forma on and metalliza on. This results in an NMOS transistor ready for integra on into circuits, leveraging the advantages of SOI technology while enhancing NMOS-specific characteris cs.