This document discusses different biasing configurations for JFET circuits:
1) Fixed-bias configuration is the simplest arrangement using two DC supplies to set the gate-source voltage and drain current.
2) Self-bias configuration eliminates the need for two supplies by using a resistor so the gate-source voltage is determined by the voltage drop across it.
3) Voltage-divider biasing has the same basic construction as with BJT but the DC analysis is different due to the JFET being controlled by voltage rather than current. Important relationships define how the drain current is set by the gate-source voltage.
This document discusses different biasing configurations for JFET circuits:
1) Fixed-bias configuration is the simplest arrangement using two DC supplies to set the gate-source voltage and drain current.
2) Self-bias configuration eliminates the need for two supplies by using a resistor so the gate-source voltage is determined by the voltage drop across it.
3) Voltage-divider biasing has the same basic construction as with BJT but the DC analysis is different due to the JFET being controlled by voltage rather than current. Important relationships define how the drain current is set by the gate-source voltage.
This document discusses different biasing configurations for JFET circuits:
1) Fixed-bias configuration is the simplest arrangement using two DC supplies to set the gate-source voltage and drain current.
2) Self-bias configuration eliminates the need for two supplies by using a resistor so the gate-source voltage is determined by the voltage drop across it.
3) Voltage-divider biasing has the same basic construction as with BJT but the DC analysis is different due to the JFET being controlled by voltage rather than current. Important relationships define how the drain current is set by the gate-source voltage.
FET BIASING Theinput controlling variable for a BJT transistor is a current level, whereas for the FET a voltage is the controlling variable. Important Relationships IG 0 A ID = IS VGS 2 ID = IDSS (1 ) VP Important Relationships The solution can be determined using a mathematical or graphical approach FIXED-BIAS CONFIGURATION Simplest of biasing arrangements for the n- channel JFET. Example: Determine the following for the network: a. b. c. d. e. f. SELF-BIAS CONFIGURATION Eliminates the need for two dc supplies. The controlling gate-to-source voltage is now determined by the voltage across Example: Determine the following for the network: a. b. c. d. e. f. VOLTAGE-DIVIDER BIASING The basic construction is exactly the same with BJT but the dc analysis is quite different. Example: Determine the following for the network: a. b. c. d. e.