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Department of Mechanical Engineering

MEMS1082

Chapter 3-2 Semiconductor devices Transistors and Amplifiers JFET

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Transistors

base

Emitter

Collector

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JFET Transistor

General property of a linear amplifier

i

oV V

VA =

i

oi I

IA =

IVii

oo

i

oP AA

IVIV

PPA ===

Input impedance Zi

Output impedance Zo

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JFET Transistor Junction field-effect transistor Physical construction Device symbol

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JFET Transistor Terminal Properties of a JFET

Transconductance amplifier: The output current is controlled by an input voltage in JFET

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JFET Transistor Recall depletion region of a diode

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JFET Transistor Pinch off in JFET as VDS increases

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JFET Transistor The Terminal characteristics of A n-channel JFET

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Junction Field Effect Transistor (FET)

The terminal characteristics of a p-channel JFET

Active region

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JFET Transistor and Amplifier A simple JFET amplifier: Circuit diagram

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Signal wave form and the load line

Load line

s

DSDSV V

VVA

2min,max, −

=

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JFET Amplifier Distortion caused by

large input signals

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dc analysis of a typical JFE amplifier

Operating point

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Théveninequivalent circuit

dc analysis of a typical JFE amplifier

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dc analysis of a typical JFE amplifier Rs tends to stabilize

against the variations in JFET parameters

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JFET Amplifier DC and small AC analysis

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JFET Amplifier DC and small AC analysis

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JFET Amplifier Small AC analysis

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Small signal analysis

JFET Amplifier

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Small signal analysis

JFET Amplifier

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Small signal analysis

JFET Amplifier

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Small signal analysis

JFET Amplifier

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Small signal analysis

JFET Amplifier

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Small signal analysis of the common-source JFET Amplifier

JFET Amplifier

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For ac analysis, set dc sources to zero and replace the capacitors with a short circuit (approximation)

JFET Amplifier

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Further simplified to

JFET Amplifier

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Small signal analysis

JFET Amplifier

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Example

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Simplified small-signal equivalent circuit of a JFET

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Effect of the bypass capacitor Cs If no bypass

capacitor Cs, the simplified JFET amplifier circuit will be

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Effect of the bypass capacitor Cs Effect of the bypass capacitor Cs

0=∆ GSv

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Example: JFET amplifier with Cs removed

( )097.0

1−=

+−=

fss

LDfsV yR

RRyA

Ω== kRZ Gi 100

7.9−==L

iVi R

ZAA

Ω== kRZ Do 1

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Frequency response of the JFET Amplifier

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Frequency response of the JFET Amplifier

Gate-source and gate-drain pn junctions are reverse biased.The depletion layers are a separation of mobile charge carriers, thus at high f, we have CGD and CGS

CDS is caused by other less predominant factors, such as stray capacitance

For 2N3819 JFETCGD =CGS=4pF, CDS=0

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Frequency response of the JFET Amplifier

GSi vv ∆=∆Note:

Convert the controlled current source to controlled voltage source:

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Frequency response of the JFET Amplifier

KVL about the right loop

GSi vv ∆=∆Note:

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Frequency response of the JFET Amplifier

Equivalent circuit

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Example: High frequency JFET amplifier

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Example: High frequency JFET amplifier

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