Code No.:210451 II-B.Tech. I-Semester Supplementary Examination, June 2003

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Discuss two methods for biasing JFETs and MOSFETs. Derive the condition for biasing for zero current drift. Draw sketches to show the basic construction and equivalent circuit of UJT. Derive an expression for the width of the depletion layer at an abrupt p-n junction. Distinguish between a p-n diode and tunnel diode from the points of view of doping, V-I characteristics and applications.

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w/m · 2 . The anode potential is 400 V. The anode screen distance is · 20 cm. 2.a) In instrinc semiconductor material, prove that the Fermi level is given by · EF =.

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