archiees
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hi,
I came across this circuit while studying low nose differential amplifiers. The cascode JFETs which are connected has their Gate tied together to the source of the input FETs. I don't understand how this biasing works.
The JFETs have the VGS(off) ~ -0.5. There is no way all the FETs are biased in their active region.
DOn't we want to keep all the 4 JFETs in the active region? I have made circuits in which i bias the cascode transistors by connecting their gate to the VCC via a resistor.
Is it some low noise technique to have this configuration...are there any advantages?
Please help?
I came across this circuit while studying low nose differential amplifiers. The cascode JFETs which are connected has their Gate tied together to the source of the input FETs. I don't understand how this biasing works.
The JFETs have the VGS(off) ~ -0.5. There is no way all the FETs are biased in their active region.
DOn't we want to keep all the 4 JFETs in the active region? I have made circuits in which i bias the cascode transistors by connecting their gate to the VCC via a resistor.
Is it some low noise technique to have this configuration...are there any advantages?
Please help?