Which type of channel is formed, between P-type source, N-type substrate and P-type drain terminal, when a positive voltage is applied on the gate terminal of an enhancement type MOSFET?

Which type of channel is formed, between P-type source, N-type substrate and P-type drain terminal, when a positive voltage is applied on the gate terminal of an enhancement type MOSFET? Correct Answer N-channel

N-channel is formed, between P-type source, N-type substrate and P-type drain terminal, when a positive voltage is applied on the gate terminal of an enhancement type MOSFET. When the positive voltage is applied on the gate terminal, it attracts all the electrons from the N-type substrate and forms a N-channel between source and drain.

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The following item consists of two statements, one labeled as the 'Statement (I)' and the other as 'Statement (II)'. Examine these two statements carefully and select the answers to these items using the codes given below: Statement (I): MOSFET is a field-effect transistor whose drain current is controlled by the voltage applied at the gate. Statement (II): MOSFET is an insulated gate FET. Codes:
When the voltage across the drain and the source (VDS) is increased from a small amount (assuming that the gate voltage, VG with respect to the source is higher than the threshold voltage, Vt), then the width of the induced channel in NMOS (assume that VDS is always small when compared to the Vov)