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    This document discusses various biasing techniques for JFETs and MOSFETs. It begins by explaining JFET fixed bias and self bias configurations, including how to derive the DC operating point graphically. It then covers MOSFET self bias, voltage divider bias, and feedback bias. The key steps to determine the operating point for each configuration are described. Graphs are provided to illustrate biasing techniques and how changing resistor values impacts the operating point.

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    UNIT II

    JFET Biasing
    JFET Fixed Bias

    VGG + IGRG + VGS = 0


    Since IG = 0
    VGS = - VGG

    RG is present to limit current


    in case VGG is connected
    Since GS is with wrong polarity
    reverse biased, IG This would forward bias the
    = 0 and VRG = 0 gate-source junction causing
    high currents, which would
    destroy the transistor

    4/19/2018 2
    DC Analysis for JFET Fixed Bias Network

    2
     VGS 
    ID = IDSS  1 - 
     VP 

    VGS = - VGG

    4/19/2018 3
    JFET Fixed Bias Plotting Shockley’s Equation

    4/19/2018 4
    JFET Fixed Bias Graphical Solution

    2
     VGS 
    ID = IDSS  1 - 
     VP 
    Since VGS = - VGG
    2
     VGG 
    ID = IDSS  1 - 
     V P 

    4/19/2018 5
    JFET Fixed Bias

    4/19/2018 6
    Graphical Solution for JFET Fixed Bias

    2
     VGS 
    ID = IDSS  1 - 
     VP 
    2
     VGG 
    ID = IDSS  1 - 
     VP 

    4/19/2018 7
    JFET Self Bias Configuration

    4/19/2018 8
    JFET Self Bias DC Equivalent Circuit

    IG = 0

    VRG = 0

    4/19/2018 9
    Transconductance Curve

    4/19/2018 10
    JFET Self Bias Load Line

    4/19/2018 11
    JFET Self Bias

    4/19/2018 12
    JFET Self Bias Transconductance Curve

    4/19/2018 13
    Graphical Solution of JFET Self Bias

    4/19/2018 14
    JFET Self Bias Effect on Variation of RS

    4/19/2018 15
    Self Bias

    4/19/2018 16
    JFET Voltage Divider Bias

    4/19/2018 17
    JFET Voltage Divider Bias DC Analysis

    Input Output
     R2  -VG + VGS + IDRS = 0 VDS = VDD - ID (RD + RS)
    VG = VDD  
     R1 + R2  VGS = VG - IDRS
    4/19/2018 18
    JFET Voltage Divider Bias Load Line

    4/19/2018 19
    The Effect of RS on Q-point

    4/19/2018 20
    JFET Voltage Divider Bias

    4/19/2018 21
    JFET Voltage Divider Bias Q-point

    4/19/2018 22
    Voltage Divider Bias

    4/19/2018 23
    MOSFET Biasing
    D-MOSFET Self Bias

    4/19/2018 25
    Determining the Q-point for D-MOSFET Self Bias

    4/19/2018 26
    N Channel D-MOSFET Voltage Divider Bias

    4/19/2018 27
    Q Point of D-MOSFET Voltage Divider Bias

    4/19/2018 28
    Effect on Change in Q Point with Variation of RS

    With an N Channel
    D-MOSFET,
    VGS may be positive

    4/19/2018 29
    D-MOSFET Fixed Bias

    4/19/2018 30
    E-MOSFET Feedback Bias

    4/19/2018 31
    DC Equivalent For the E-MOSFET Feedback Bias

    IG = 0

    VGS = VDS

    4/19/2018 32
    Transfer Curve for the E-MOSFET Feedback Bias

    4/19/2018 33
    Determining the Q-point for E-MOSFET Feedback Bias

    4/19/2018 34
    Q-point for the E-MOSFET Fixed Bias

    4/19/2018 35
    EMOS Feedback Bias Example

    VGSTH = 4V
    VGSon = 7.5V
    IDon = 5mA
    VDD = 22V

    IDon
    k=
    (VGSon - VGSTH)2
    ID = k(VGS - VGSTH)2

    4/19/2018 36
    EMOS Feedback Example

    4/19/2018 37
    Voltage Divider Bias for an N E-MOSFET

    4/19/2018 38
    Q-point for E-MOSFET Voltage Divider Bias

    4/19/2018 39

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