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Qualitative assessment of field-effect transistors and their quality 1. Qualitative evaluation of the quality of field-effect transistors Firstly, use a multimeter R × 10k Ω (with a built-in 15V battery) to connect the negative probe (black) to the gate (G) and the positive probe (red) to the source (S). Charging between the gate and source can cause slight deviation in the multimeter pointer. Switch back to the R × 1 Ω range of the multimeter and connect the negative probe to the drain (D) and the positive probe to the source (S). If the multimeter reads a few ohms, it indicates that the field-effect transistor is in good condition. 2. Determine the electrodes of junction field-effect transistors Place the multimeter in the R × 100 position, connect the red probe to any pin, and connect the black probe to another pin, leaving the third pin hanging. If there is a slight swing of the pointer, it proves that the third needle is a grid. To achieve a more noticeable observation effect, you can also use your fingers to approach or touch the suspended feet. As long as the pointer deviates significantly, it indicates that the suspended pin is the gate, and the other two pins are the source and drain, respectively. Reason for judgment: The input resistance of JFET is greater than 100M Ω, and the transconductance is very high. When the gate is open, the spatial electromagnetic field can easily induce voltage signals on the gate, causing the tube to tend to close or open. If the artificially induced voltage is directly applied to the gate, the above phenomenon will be more pronounced due to strong input interference signals. If the pointer deviates significantly to the left, it means that the tube tends to cut off, the resistance RDS between the drain and source increases, and the current IDS between the drain and source decreases. On the contrary, if the needle is significantly offset to the right, it indicates that the tube is developing in the direction of conduction, RDS ↓, IDS ↑. However, the direction of pointer deflection depends on the polarity of the induced voltage (forward or reverse voltage) and the operating point of the tube.

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