JFET Characteristics: An n-channel JFET Characteristics block representation is shown in Fig. 9-6. With a drain-source voltage applied as illustrated, ID flows in the direction shown producing voltage drops along…
Difference between JFET and MOSFET: The Difference between JFET and MOSFET are quite similar in their operating principles and in their electrical characteristics. However, they differ in some aspects, as…
Enhancement Type MOSFET - Construction, Operation and Characteristics: Although DE-MOSFET is useful in special applications, it does not enjoy widespread use. However, it played an important role in history because…
Depletion Type MOSFET - Construction, Operation and Characteristics: As we know already that when the gate is biased negative w.r.t. the source in an N-channel JFET, the depletion-region widths are…
Advantages and Disadvantages of JFET: Junction field-effect transistors combine several merits of both conventional (or bipolar) transistors and vacuum tubes. Some of these advantages and disadvantages of JFET are enumerated…
Universal Transfer Characteristics for FET: A Universal Transfer Characteristics for FET is simply a transfer characteristic plotted with IDSS = 1 and VP = 1. Then, instead of the scales being calibrated in…
JFET Biasing Circuits: Use of Plus/Minus Supplies - When plus/minus supply voltages are to be used with a JFET Biasing Circuits, the gate terminal is usually grounded via RG, as…
JFET Bias Circuit Design: Design Approach - Design of JFET Bias Circuit Design is just as simple as design of BJT bias circuits. One major difference is that FET circuit…