JFET (Junction Field Effect Transistor)

Discussion:
It is a three-terminal unipolar solid-state transistor in which current is controlled by an electric field.
these can be either P-channel or N-channel transistors. Here we discuss only N-channel transistors.

FOR VGS=0V:

Result:
First, we make a graph between ID and VDS when we take the value of VGS zero. We see that
value of ID varies with VDS. And the value of ID become constant at VP.
FOR VGS=-1V:
Result:
When we make a graph between ID and VDS when we take the value of VGS=-1. We see that
value of ID varies with VDS. But in this case the value of ID decreases than when we made a
graph for VGS=0. And again, the value of ID become constant at VP.

FOR VGS=-2V:

Result:
When we make a graph between ID and VDS when we take the value of VGS=-2. We see that
value of ID varies with VDS. But in this case the value of ID decreases than when we made a
graph for VGS=0, -1. And again, the value of ID become constant at VP.
FOR VGS=-3V:

Result:
When we make a graph between ID and VDS when we take the value of VGS=-3. We see that
value of ID varies with VDS. But in this case the value of ID decreases than when we made a
graph for VGS=0, -1, -2. And again, the value of ID become constant at VP.

FOR VGS=-4V:
Result:
When we make a graph between ID and VDS when we take the value of VGS=-4. We see that
value of ID varies with VDS. But in this case the value of ID decreases than when we made a
graph for VGS=0, -1, -2, -3. And again, the value of ID become constant at VP.

Discussion:
Now we make a graph between ID and VDS when we change the value of VDS and keeping the
value of VGS constant at zero.
FOR VDS=1V:

Result:
Now we make a graph between ID and VDS when we change the value of VDS and keeping the
value of VGS constant at zero. Now take the value of VDS=1V. We see that ID increases as we
increase VDS from 0V to 1Vand IDSS value starts from VP=1V.
FOR VDS=2V:

Result:
Now we make a graph between ID and VDS when we change the value of VDS and keeping the
value of VGS constant at zero. Now take the value of VDS=2V. We see that ID increases as we
increase VDS from 0V to 2Vand IDSS value starts from VP=2V.

FOR VDS=3V:
Result:
Now we make a graph between ID and VDS when we change the value of VDS and keeping the
value of VGS constant at zero. Now take the value of VDS=3V. We see that ID increases as we
increase VDS from 0V to 3Vand IDSS value starts from VP=3V.

FOR VDS=4V:

Result:
Now we make a graph between ID and VDS when we change the value of VDS and keeping the
value of VGS constant at zero. Now take the value of VDS=4V. We see that ID increases as we
increase VDS from 0V to 4Vand IDSS value starts from VP=4V.