Physics, asked by Anju2473, 1 year ago

The input impedance of JFET is in the range of
a) about 2 M ohm
b)200 to 400 k ohm
c) 20 to 40 k ohm
d)below 2 k ohm​

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Answered by anildeshmukh
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Answer:

Explanation:

option A is correct as JFET need more ip impidance

Answered by Anonymous
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The input impedance of JFET is in the range of about 2 M ohm. (option a)

  • JFET is called a junction gate field-effect transistor.  It is one of the simplest field transfers which does not require biasing current and they have control over their voltage.
  • The gate junction of JFET is reversed bias. During the flow of current through the device, the minority charge carriers do not contribute resulting in a very high impedance.
  • JFET consists of an insulating layer at the input instead of a PN junction.
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