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| Hi all, In a JFET, why is the magnitude of gate-source cutoff voltage equal to that of pinch-off voltage ? :roll: Lalit | |
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| The two terms mean the same thing. | |
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| Hi pebe, well there's a bit of confusion here about what i meant to ask. I do not intend to disrespect your reply. I just want to clarify the definitions as i have learnt them: pinch-off voltage is the minimum drain-source voltage at which the drain current essentially becomes constant. gate-source cutoff voltage is the gate source voltage where the channel is completely cut off and the drain current becomes zero. plz do correct me if i am wrong somewhere or if there is some conceptual error. Regards, Lalit | |
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| I have always understood that 'pinch-off voltage' is the often used slang term for the gate-source cutoff voltage. | |
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