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    This document discusses semiconductor devices and field effect transistor (FET) amplifier configurations. It begins by outlining the learning outcomes, which include explaining the function of FETs as amplifiers and discussing different amplifier types - common drain, common source, and common gate. It then provides details on each configuration, including their typical uses and characteristics. The document concludes by summarizing the key parameters of each FET configuration, such as voltage and current gain, input and output resistance, and phase relationship.

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    This document discusses semiconductor devices and field effect transistor (FET) amplifier configurations. It begins by outlining the learning outcomes, which include explaining the function of FETs as amplifiers and discussing different amplifier types - common drain, common source, and common gate. It then provides details on each configuration, including their typical uses and characteristics. The document concludes by summarizing the key parameters of each FET configuration, such as voltage and current gain, input and output resistance, and phase relationship.

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    This document discusses semiconductor devices and field effect transistor (FET) amplifier configurations. It begins by outlining the learning outcomes, which include explaining the function of FETs as amplifiers and discussing different amplifier types - common drain, common source, and common gate. It then provides details on each configuration, including their typical uses and characteristics. The document concludes by summarizing the key parameters of each FET configuration, such as voltage and current gain, input and output resistance, and phase relationship.

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    DEE 20023-SEMICONDUCTOR DEVICES

    SESI II :2021/2022

    ZAINAB MUSRI
    COURSE COORDINATOR
    SEMICONDUCTOR DEVICES
    POLITEKNIK PORT DICKSON

    1
    2

    LESSON LEARNING OUTCOMES

    • Explain function of FET in amplifier


    • Relate function as amplifier to the linear/active operating
    region
    • Explain with aid of diagram the following different types of
    amplifier
    a. Common Drain
    b. Common Source
    c. Common Gate
    • Outline DC load line
    • Discuss data sheets
    3

    FET as Amplifier

    o Small signal amplifiers can also be made using FET.


    o Better compared to BJT because having high input impedance
    and low noise output .
    o Three configurations which are:
    • Common-source (CS)
    • Common-drain (CD) or Source-follower (SF)
    • Common-gate (CG)
    JFET Amplifier Configurations
    4

    COMMON SOURCE COMMON DRAIN COMMON GATE


    5

    Common-source (CS)

    The signal enters the gate and exits


    at the drain.

    Drawback of this amplifier's


    is limited

    Typically used as a voltage amplifier


    and trans conductance amplifier.
    6

    Common-source (CS)

    o This configuration is probably


    the most widely used.

    o Output is the inverse of the


    input, i.e. 180° phase change.
    Common-Drain (CD)
    7

    Gate terminal of the transistor serves as the input, the


    source is the output .

    Drain is common to both (input and output), so that is the


    reason why it is called Common Drain.

    Also known as a source follower

    Typically used as a voltage buffer


    8

    Common- Drain (CD)

    o Offering a high input impedance and


    a low output impedance it is widely
    used as a buffer.

    o The input and output signals are in


    phase.
    9

    Common-Gate (CG)

    Source terminal of the transistor serves as


    the input, the drain is the output

    Gate is common to both input and output,


    that why its called common gate

    Typically used as a current buffer or


    voltage amplifier.
    10
    Common-Gate (CG)

     This transistor configuration provides a low input


    impedance while offering a high output
    impedance.
     The input and output are in phase.

    Advantages :
     ease of impedance matching
     lower noise.
    11
    DC LOADLINE
    12
    Describe the data sheets 2N5457 JFET n-channel

    Electrical Characteristics
    The electrical characteristics
    include the level of
    -VP (pinch off voltage) in the
    OFF CHARACTERISTICS
    -IDSS in the
    ON CHARACTERISTICS.
    In this case VP = VGS(off) has a
    range from -0.5 to -6.0 V and
    IDSS from 1 to 5 mA.

    The fact that both will vary from device


    to device with the same name plate
    identification must be considered in
    the design process.
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    FET CONFIGURATION
    COMMON COMMON DRAIN COMMON
    GATE (SOURCE SOURCE
    FOLLOWER)

    Voltage gain High Low Medium


    Current gain Low High Medium
    Power gain Low Medium High
    Input resistance Low High Medium
    Output resistance High Low Medium
    Input / output phase 0° 0° 180°
    relationship
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    Thanks! Any Questions ?


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