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What is the reverse transfer capacitance of a JFET?

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I looked it up in a terminology dictionary issued by JEDEC. It specifies the capacitance as follows:

short-circuit reverse transfer capacitance, common source (Crss): The capacitance between
the drain and gate terminals with the source connected to the guard terminal of a three-terminal
bridge


What does "the guard terminal of a three-terminal bridge" mean?
 

In the schematic shown below, the ground terminal would act as guard

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Generally, you'll use a setup where Cds and Cgs don't affect the Cdg (Crss) measurement.
 
In the schematic shown below, the ground terminal would act as guard

1977380500_1396253649.gif


Generally, you'll use a setup where Cds and Cgs don't affect the Cdg (Crss) measurement.

Thanks. But I am still confused with the "three terminal bridge" and "guard terminal". I wonder whether the "guard" is a misphrased word for 'ground'?
 

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