Chapter 11 - JFETs, MOSFETs, & IGBTs Flashcards
Two of the most common types of FETs include the junction field-effect transistor (JFET) in the metal-oxide semiconductor field effect transistor (MOSFET).
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AC transformers are fully compatible with other semiconductor devices, such as standard bipolar transistors, SCRs, triacs, and ICs.
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A JFET Is a unipolar device, which defers in operation from a bipolar Junction transistor.
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The JFET is considered a current driven device rather than voltage driven device.
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A JFET a voltage driven device.
The size of the depletion region is controlled by the drain source voltage.
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The size of the depletion region is controlled by the gate to source voltage.
The power consumption of a JFET in standby operation is significantly more than that of a bipolar transistor controlling the same function.
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The power consumption is thousands of times less.
A Jay a FET should never be forward biased.
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In a P-channel JFET circuit, the positive swing I’ll be input signal increases the gate bias
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The input signal and I’ll put signal are in phase for the common-gate amplifier.
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In common-drain circuits for N-channel and P-channel FET ‘s, the input resistance is low.
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Then put resistance is high.
JFETs are used in many amplifier configurations because they can amplify a wide range of frequencies and have a high input impedance.
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A common-gate JFET circuit can also step up the input impedance of a bipolar transistor.
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A common-drain** JFET circuit
The JK flip-flop has unique feature of changing its state when a voltage, or high state, is applied to its J & K inputs.
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Polysilicon gates are 3 to 4 times slower than aluminum gates.
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They are 3 to 4 times faster**
The main difference in operation between a JFET and a MOSFET is that voltage is applied between the gate in the P and N regions of the MOSFET structure.
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MOSFETs are available only as P-channel devices.
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The depletion-Enhancement MOSFET has the same capacitive affect as the enhancement MOSFET.
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A MOSFET can be constructed with two gates, such as in a dual-gate MOSFET arrangement.
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Care must be exercise when handling a MOSFET since the gate insulation is very thin.
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Unlike the small signal MOSFET, the power MOSFET as fabricated with a vertical structure.
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The main advantage of power MOSFETs as the higher static drain-to-source ON-state resistance.
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This is the main Disadvantage
The main difference in construction between the power MOSFET and IGBT is the addition of an injection layer in the IGBT.
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The ON/OFF state of an IGBT is determined by the source voltage.
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Gate voltage
The OFF state of the IGBT is a Achieved by increasing the gate voltage so that it is greater than threshold voltage
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ON-state
The safe operating area is defined by the maximum collector-emitter voltage and collector current than an IGBT operation must control to protect it from damage.
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To troubleshoot and IGBT, the source to drain resistance and the collector to gate resistance should be measured.
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The gate to emitter*** resistance and the collector to gate resistance.
One disadvantage of an IGBT is that the switching speed is inferior to that of a Power MOSFET.
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In multi stage amplifiers, the signal is coupled, or connected, to several stages of application.
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