In an amplifier that employs a P-Channel JFET, the device can usually be replaced with an N-channel JFET having similar specifications, provided that
A. All the resistors are reversed in polarity for the circuit in question
B. The power supply polarity is reversed for the circuit in question
C. The drain, rather than the source, is placed at signal ground
D. The output is taken from the source, rather than from the drain.
Answer:B
In an amplifier that employs a P-Channel JFET, the device can usually be replaced with an N-channel JFET having similar specifications, provided that
A. All the resistors are reversed in polarity for the circuit in question B. The power supply polarity is reversed for the circuit in question C. The drain, rather than the source, is placed at signal ground D. The output is taken from the source, rather than from the drain.