IGBT-Insulated Gate Bipolar Transistors
Introduction to IGBT-Insulated Gate Bipolar Transistors Insulated gate bipolar transistor (IGBT) is a new high conductance MOS gate-controlled power switch. The fabrication process is similar to that of an N-channel power MOSFET but employs an N-epitaxial layer grown on... read moreCMOS-Complimentary Mosfet
Introduction to CMOS-Complimentary Metal Oxide Semiconductor FET’s Complementary metal oxide semi-conductor devices are chips in which both P-channel and N-channel enhancement MOSFETs are connected in push-pull arrangement. The basic connections for CMOS are shown in figure. Above figure shows various... read moreV-FET or Power Mosfets
Power MOSFETs are usually constructed in V-configuration, as shown in figure. That is why, the device is sometimes called the V-MOSFET or V-FET. V-shaped cut penetrates from the device surface almost to the N+ substrate through N+, P and... read moreEMOSFET-Enhancement MOSFET
Although DE-MOSFET is useful in special applications, it does not enjoy widespread use. However, it played an important role in history because it was part of the evolution towards the E-mode MOSFET, a device that has revolutionized the electronic... read moreDEMOSFET-Depletion Enhancement MOSFET
We know that when the gate is biased negative with respect to the source in an N-channel JFET, the depletion region widths are increased. Theincrease in the depletion regions reduces the channel thickness, which increases its resistance. The net... read moreSimple FET Amplifier
From the circuit named “looking into the drain” of the FET it is seen (for small signal operation) an equivalent circuit consisting of two generators in series, one of – u times the gate signal voltage Vin and the... read moreCharacteristics of JFETS
You may also like : Field Effect Transistors (FET) and JFET-Junction Field Effect Transistors CHARACTERISTICS OF JFETS There are two types of static characteristics viz (1) Output or drain characteristic and (2) Transfer characteristic. 1. Output or Drain Characteristic.... read moreJFET-Junction Field Effect Transistor
As already mentioned in Field Effect Transistors (FET) , JFET’s are of two types, namely N-channel JFETs and P-channel JFETs. Generally N-channel JFETs are more preferred than P-channel. N-channel and P-channel JFETs are shown in the figures below. Basic... read moreFET-Field Effect Transistors-Introduction
Introduction to FET-Field Effect Transistor So far we have discussed the circuit applications of ordinary transistors, in which both holes and electrons take part. This is the reason that these are sometimes called the bipolar transistors. Such transistors have... read more