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WorksheetsJFET Quiz
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 5mins
In a P-type channel JFET, the majority charge carriers are:
Electrons
Holes
Ions
Both electrons and holes
The terminals of a JFET are:
Collector, Base, Emitter
Gate, Source, Drain
Anode, Cathode, Grid
Plate, Cathode, Grid
In a P-type JFET, current flows from:
Source to Drain
Drain to Source
Gate to Source
Gate to Drain
The gate of a P-type JFET is made of:
P-type material
N-type material
Metal
Insulator
The JFET is controlled by:
Current
Voltage
Power
Resistance
The input impedance of a JFET is:
Very low
Moderate
Very high
Zero
When VGS becomes more positive in a P-type JFET, the channel:
Widens
Pinches off
Narrows
Breaks
The JFET operates in saturation region after:
Pinch-off
Breakdown
Short-circuit
Cut-off
At pinch-off voltage (VP) the drain current:
Drops to zero
Reaches maximum (IDSS)
Reverses direction
Becomes infinite
IDSS stands for:
Drain current at saturation and gate shorted
Drain current at breakdown
Drain current at zero bias
Drain current at maximum gate voltage
