In a JFET the change in drain current is due to the applied
UGC NET - 2012,
Answer: B
In a JFET the drain current is controlled by the electric field between the gate and the source: the reverse-biased gate junction sets the width of the depletion region, which narrows or widens the conducting channel, so the drain current changes with the gate-to-source voltage. A magnetic field plays no part in the operation of the device, which rules out options C and D. The electric field between source and drain drives the current along the channel, but it is not the controlling quantity that the question asks about, so option A is also wrong. The answer is option B.
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