How Do You Model Stray Capacitance in JFET Amplifiers for Mid-Band Frequencies?

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To model stray capacitance in JFET amplifiers for mid-band frequencies, a small signal model is required. The capacitors in the circuit are treated as short circuits. It is suggested to seek foundational knowledge through textbooks or online resources, such as videos on JFET small signal models. Engaging with the material and attempting a solution before asking for help can lead to more effective guidance. Understanding the basics of small signal analysis is crucial for accurately modeling stray capacitance.
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Hello , I need to make a small signal model for mid band frequencies for the circuit I provided below.
I am also supposed to observe the "stray capacitance " in the transistor using this small signal model.


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I know that the capacitors here act as short circuit.
The problem is I don't know where to start and what to do. I tried googling small signal model but I couldn't understand a thing.

Help will be greatly appreciated. Thanks.


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Sounds like you need some more background. Is your textbook not providing the proper foundations? Youtube "JFET small signal model" and you will find a very good video posted by tarbidan that should help you get started.

BTW, welcome to PF. In order for us to provide the best kind of help, you should attempt a solution and ask specific questions.
 
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