Gate-Source Breakdown Voltage Can Be Defined as

question 29

Multiple Choice

Gate-source breakdown voltage can be defined as

• A) the value gate-source voltage that will allow the channel to break down and conduct.
• B) the value of gate-source voltage that will damage the JFET.
• C) the maximum allowable value of VGS.
• D) None of the above.
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