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FET is basically a voltage-controlled current-amplifier device, in which Drain Current ( ID ) is controlled by the voltage between Gate and Source ( VGS). The following figures show different types of Field Effect Transistors ( FET ). Identify (i.e., name) the FET type for each of the figures. Explain how ID is controlled in terms of the VGS and the channel width variations for each FET type. (a) (b) (c) Source

FET is basically a voltage-controlled current-amplifier device, in which Drain Current ( ID ) is controlled by the voltage between Gate and Source ( VGS). The following figures show different types of Field Effect Transistors ( FET ). Identify (i.e., name) the FET type for each of the figures. Explain how ID is controlled in terms of the VGS and the channel width variations for each FET type. (a) (b) (c) Source

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FET is basically a voltage-controlled current-amplifier device, in which Drain Current ( I D ) is controlled by the voltage between Gate and Source ( V G S ). The following figures show different types of Field Effect Transistors ( F E T ). Identify (i.e., name) the FET type for each of the figures. Explain how I D is controlled in terms of the V G S and the channel width variations for each FET type. (a) (b) (c) Source

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