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Ee 230 Lab 9
Ee 230 Lab 9
EE230 Lab 9
Part A
After measuring values in the built circuit, we could see how they are fairly close to the calculated
values. See figure 1:
a b c d
VDS 1.1 V 12.4 V 5.1 V -5.82 V
VGS 5V 5V 5.1 V -6 V
Part B
We built both circuits and measured their values as VGS varied. The resulting measurements can be
seen on Figure 2:
Figure 2 - Table showing measured results ik both circuits while varying VGS
Part C
Building the MOSFET and op-amp circuit, we obtained a circuit that functions as a switch. See Figure
3.
Part D
In part D we saw what the effects the mosfet had on a small signal input. We did both a 3v offset and a
5v offset. There will be a noticeable difference in gain between the 2 and this is possibly due to the DC
offset forcing the MOSFET into it’s saturation state leading to an attenuation of the signal instead of
amplification.
3 VOLTS OFFSET:
Conclusion
After working with the circuits proposed in the lab, we found the functioning requirements for
MOSFETS, as well as some of their applications and effects on current and voltage. By observing how
these transistors work, we noticed how vital these components are for electronics.