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Date : 21.11.

2022
ELECTRONICS LAB. Experiment #5

OBJECTIVES

In this lab section, you are expected to design your experiments both in a simulation program and on a breadboard
to understand the basic characteristics of Field Effect Transistors (FETs) and their applications.

1- Your experiment topics are uploaded to UZEM. One topic is given for each group. It is your
responsibility to realize your experiments according to your assigned topic.

2- Design experiment will take three weeks (starting with the week of November 21). In the third week of
the experiment (week of December 5), each group will come to the school during their laboratory lesson
and present their work. You are not required to come to school for the first two weeks of the experiment
(weeks 21st and 28th of November).

3- Please prepare your report, and upload it to UZEM (One report is enough for each group). You have
one week after presentation to upload your reports.
File Name must be in a format:
Studentnumber_NameSurname_1A_Exp5.pdf
Ex: 151220122038_AliAslan_1A_Exp5.pdf

4- Based on your experiments, please prepare a lab report containing the following:

 Title page
 Preliminary work(Search for your gain circuit)
 Detailed explanations of used equipments(Ex. Why did you use every capacitors, every
resistors, etc…. and what are their values?)
 Experimental results and simulation results
 Conclusion

According to your assigned equipment and voltage gain:

1- Design a circuit that you can obtain the output characteristic (ID vs. VDS) of the assigned JFET or
MOSFET.
2- Design a circuit that you can obtain the transfer characteristic (ID vs. VGS) of the assigned JFET or
MOSFET.
3- Using the assigned JFET or MOSFET, design an amplifier circuit to have the specified voltage gain.

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