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Field Effect Transistors (FET)
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Question
When applied input voltage varies the resistance of a channel, the result is called:
Options
A. saturization
B. polarization
C. cutoff
D. field effect
Correct Answer
field effect
Field Effect Transistors (FET) problems
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1. When V
GS
= 0 V, a JFET is:
Options
A. saturated
B. an analog device
C. an open switch
D. cut off
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Correct Answer: saturated
2. The type of bias most often used with E-MOSFET circuits is:
Options
A. constant current
B. drain-feedback
C. voltage-divider
D. zero biasing
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Correct Answer: drain-feedback
3. Using voltage-divider biasing, what is the voltage at the gate V
GS
?
Options
A. 5.2 V
B. 4.2 V
C. 3.2 V
D. 2.2 V
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Correct Answer: 5.2 V
4. When not in use, MOSFET pins are kept at the same potential through the use of:
Options
A. shipping foil
B. nonconductive foam
C. conductive foam
D. a wrist strap
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Correct Answer: conductive foam
5. The transconductance curve of a JFET is a graph of:
Options
A. I
S
versus V
DS
B. I
C
versus V
CE
C. I
D
versus V
GS
D. I
D
× R
DS
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Correct Answer: I
D
versus V
GS
6. Which JFET configuration would connect a high-resistance signal source to a low-resistance load?
Options
A. source follower
B. common-source
C. common-drain
D. common-gate
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Correct Answer: source follower
7. What is the transconductance of an FET when △I
D
= 1 mA and △V
GS
= 1 V?
Options
A. 1 kS
B. 1 mS
C. 1 kΩ
D. 1 mΩ
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Correct Answer: 1 mS
8. In the constant-current region, how will the I
DS
change in an n-channel JFET?
Options
A. As V
GS
decreases I
D
decreases.
B. As V
GS
increases I
D
increases.
C. As V
GS
decreases I
D
remains constant.
D. As V
GS
increases I
D
remains constant.
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Correct Answer: As V
GS
decreases I
D
decreases.
9. When an input signal reduces the channel size, the process is called:
Options
A. enhancement
B. substrate connecting
C. gate charge
D. depletion
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Correct Answer: depletion
10. The overall input capacitance of a dual-gate D-MOSFET is lower because the devices are usually connected:
Options
A. in parallel
B. with separate insulation
C. with separate inputs
D. in series
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Correct Answer: in series
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