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JFET Biasing. ELEC 121. JFET Fixed Bias. R G is present to limit current in case V GG is connected with wrong polarity This would forward bias the gate-source junction causing high currents, which would destroy the transistor. Since GS is reverse biased, I G = 0 and V RG = 0.
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JFET Biasing ELEC 121
JFET Fixed Bias RG is present to limit current in case VGG is connected with wrong polarity This would forward bias the gate-source junction causing high currents, which would destroy the transistor Since GS is reverse biased, IG = 0 and VRG = 0 ELEC 121
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