[Solved] In the given situation for n-channel JFET, we get drain-to-source current is 5mA. What is the current when VGS = – 6V?

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Q.	In the given situation for n-channel JFET, we get drain-to-source current is 5mA. What is the current when VGS = – 6V?
A.	5 ma
B.	0.5a
C.	0.125 a
D.	0.5a
Answer» C. 0.125 a
Explanation: ids = idss(1-vgs/vp)2 when vgs = 0, idss = ids = 5ma when vgs = -6v, ids = 5ma(1 + 4)2 ids = 5 x 25 = 125 ma.

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