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In the base biased JFET circuit is shown below, VDD = 12 V, IDSS = 9 mA, VP = 6 V, and VGG = 0 V. i) Find the value of RD required to operate the transistor at VDS = 7 V. ii) The plot shown on the right is the VDS−ID characteristic for the JFET. On that plot (or on a neat redrawing of that), mark all relevant numbers and also draw the load line.

In the base biased JFET circuit is shown below, VDD = 12 V, IDSS = 9 mA, VP = 6 V, and VGG = 0 V. i) Find the value of RD required to operate the transistor at VDS = 7 V. ii) The plot shown on the right is the VDS−ID characteristic for the JFET. On that plot (or on a neat redrawing of that), mark all relevant numbers and also draw the load line.

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In the base biased JFET circuit is shown below, V D D = 12 V , I D S S = 9 m A , V P = 6 V , and V G G = 0 V . i) Find the value of R D required to operate the transistor at V D S = 7 V . ii) The plot shown on the right is the V D S − I D characteristic for the JFET. On that plot (or on a neat redrawing of that), mark all relevant numbers and also draw the load line.

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