Figure 1 shows the transfer curve of a network with an unknown channel Junction Field Effect Transistor (JFET). (1) Identify the channel of the JFET; justify your answer. (1) Given the supply voltage of 16 V, design a voltage divider network using the JFET in (i) above. Take R1 = 1400R; R2 = 180R; and Vo = 10 v. Please use the nearest standard resistor values. (iii) With the obtained standard resistance values in (ii) above, determine the new Ipo and V Gso, using the mathematical approach only.

Figure 1 shows the transfer curve of a network with an unknown channel Junction Field Effect Transistor (JFET). (1) Identify the channel of the JFET; justify your answer. (1) Given the supply voltage of 16 V, design a voltage divider network using the JFET in (i) above. Take R1 = 1400R; R2 = 180R; and Vo = 10 v. Please use the nearest standard resistor values. (iii) With the obtained standard resistance values in (ii) above, determine the new Ipo and V Gso, using the mathematical approach only.

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