LO 1.6 FET

FET means

• Field Effect Transistor

• Field Energy Transistor

• Forced Energy Transistor

• Forced Entry Transistor

_______________ is current controlled while __________________ is voltage controlled

• BJT, FET

• FET, BJT

• diode, FET

• BJT, diode

_______________ is bipolar, while _______________ is unipolar

• BJT, FET

• FET, BJT

• BJT, NPN

• FET, PNP

The following are types of FET's except:

• MOSFETS

• N-Channel

• P-Channel

• NPN

The following are types of FET's except:

• MESFETS

• P-Channel

• JFETS

• Zener diodes

______________ are for low voltage applications while _______________ are for low current applications

• FET, BJT

• FET, MOSFET

• BJT, FET

• BJT, MOSFET

The most probable symbol for a type of FET is:

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Which is more widely used transistors for computer chips?

• FET's

• BJT's

• diodes

• zener diodes

One advantage of FET's over BJT's is that FET _________________

• does not dissipate as much heat as BJT

• can be easily installed on board

• are always cheaper

• are bigger than BJT's

For an N-Channel JFET, if the VGS voltage is increased from zero, what happens to the N-Channel?

• it narrows

• it widens

• it explodes

• it prevents current from flowing