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The expression for short circuit current gain of an FET is given by:

The expression for short circuit current gain of an FET is given by: Correct Answer gm/ ωCgs

Short circuit current gain of an FET is defined as the ratio of drain current to gate current when the output is short circuited. This is expressed as ID/IG. This ratio in simplified form is given as gm/ ωCgs.

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