05_DIAG_FET AND AMPLIFIER Flashcards

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1
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What does FET stand for?

A

Field Effect Transistor

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True or False: A Field Effect Transistor controls current using voltage.

A

True

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What are the three terminals of a Field Effect Transistor?

A

Source, Drain, and Gate

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4
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Fill in the blank: The main function of a FET is to act as a _______.

A

voltage-controlled resistor

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5
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What type of semiconductor material is commonly used in FETs?

A

Silicon

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6
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What is the primary advantage of using FETs over BJTs?

A

Higher input impedance

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Multiple Choice: Which of the following is NOT a type of FET? A) MOSFET B) JFET C) BJT D) MESFET

A

C) BJT

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What does MOSFET stand for?

A

Metal-Oxide-Semiconductor Field-Effect Transistor

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True or False: The gate of a MOSFET is insulated from the channel.

A

True

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10
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What is the purpose of the gate terminal in a FET?

A

To control the flow of current between the source and drain

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Fill in the blank: In a JFET, current flows through a _______.

A

semiconductor channel

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12
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What is the primary function of an amplifier?

A

To increase the amplitude of a signal

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Multiple Choice: Which configuration is commonly used for FET amplifiers? A) Common Emitter B) Common Source C) Common Collector D) Common Drain

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B) Common Source

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What does the term ‘gain’ refer to in an amplifier?

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The ratio of output signal to input signal

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15
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True or False: FET amplifiers can provide both voltage gain and current gain.

A

False

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16
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What is the typical input impedance of a FET amplifier?

A

Very high, often in the megaohm range

17
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Fill in the blank: FETs are often used in _______ applications.

18
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What is a common application of FET amplifiers?

A

Audio amplification

19
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Multiple Choice: What factor primarily affects the frequency response of a FET amplifier? A) Load Resistance B) Gate Capacitance C) Drain Voltage D) Source Current

A

B) Gate Capacitance

20
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True or False: The output of a FET amplifier is always in phase with the input.

21
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What is meant by ‘linear operation’ in the context of FET amplifiers?

A

The output signal is a linear function of the input signal.

22
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Fill in the blank: The maximum output voltage swing of a FET amplifier is limited by the _______.

A

supply voltage

23
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What is the role of biasing in FET amplifiers?

A

To set the operating point of the transistor.

24
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Multiple Choice: Which parameter is critical for determining the stability of a FET amplifier? A) Bandwidth B) Power Supply C) Feedback D) Temperature

25
True or False: FET amplifiers can operate in both analog and digital circuits.
True
26
What does the term 'cut-off' refer to in FET operation?
The state where the FET is turned off and no current flows.
27
Fill in the blank: A FET amplifier's _______ can be affected by the load connected to its output.
gain
28
What is the significance of the transconductance parameter in a FET?
It measures the efficiency of the gate voltage to control the drain current.
29
Multiple Choice: Which of the following is a disadvantage of using FETs? A) Low input impedance B) Limited frequency response C) High power consumption D) Complex biasing requirements
B) Limited frequency response
30
True or False: FETs can be used for switching applications.
True
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What is the relationship between gate voltage and drain current in a FET?
Drain current increases with an increase in gate voltage until saturation.
32
Fill in the blank: The main difference between a JFET and a MOSFET is the presence of a _______ in MOSFETs.
gate oxide layer
33
What is a differential amplifier?
An amplifier that amplifies the difference between two input signals.
34
Multiple Choice: In a common-source FET amplifier, the output is taken from which terminal? A) Source B) Gate C) Drain D) All of the above
C) Drain
35
True or False: FET amplifiers can provide significant power gain.
False
36
What is the primary reason for using FETs in RF applications?
Their ability to operate at high frequencies with low noise.
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Fill in the blank: FETs can be used in both _______ and _______ amplifier configurations.
inverting; non-inverting
38
What is the role of the drain terminal in a FET?
To collect the current flowing through the channel.
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Multiple Choice: Which type of FET is typically used in digital circuits? A) JFET B) MOSFET C) BJT D) IGBT
B) MOSFET