Which of the following for the JFETs is NOT applicable?

Which of the following for the JFETs is NOT applicable? Correct Answer Enhancement Mode (N-Channel)

JFET:

  • JFET is a voltage-controlled device with three terminals named gate, drain, and source.
  • Basically, there are two types of JFET available, based on the type of channel employed in JFET.
  • N channel JFET and P channel JFET.

 

Construction of JFET:

  • In the depletion mode of construction, the channel is already diffused between drain and source(either N or P channel ).
  • In enhancement-mode actually, the channel is created between drain and source when the gate voltage reaches a certain threshold value, here in JFET that channel is already present, so no enhancement is needed

∴The JFET always operates in depletion mode only.

Additional Information

The value of drain current in PMOS is reducing as the value of positive gate voltage increases.

The Transfer characteristics of PMOS is given as follows

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Similarly, the value of drain current in NMOS is reducing as the value of negative gate voltage increases.

The Transfer characteristics of NMOS is given as follows

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