transistor

Question 1

What are the Differences Between Bipolar Junction Transistor and Field Effect
Transistor?

Answer 1

• The Bipolar Junction Transistors have Low noise level, while the Field Effect
  Transistors have a High noise level.

Question 2

what is FET?

Answer 2

Field Effect Transistor

Question 3

what is BJT?

Answer 3

Bipolar Junction Transistor

Question 4

what is the two main type of transistor?

Answer 4

BJT and FET

Question 5

what do you called the three terminals in transistor?

Answer 5

emitter, base, and
collector.

Question 6

what is transistor?

Answer 6

its an electronic component that used in circuits for either amplifying or swtiching electrical signals

Question 7

this part of the transistor is on the left side of it. It is moderately sized and
doped heavily.

Answer 7

Emitter

Question 8

this segment is placed at the center of the transistor. It is thin and doped lightly

Answer 8

Base

Question 9

this element is on the right side of the transistors. It is bigger than the emitter
and is doped moderately.

Answer 9

Collector

Question 10

they are pulled
across the junction into the electric field’s collector due to the ions’ depletion.

Answer 10

Reverse Biased Collector-Base Junction

Question 11

These emitter electrons (holes) grow minority carriers in the base; though, as the base
is narrow, much little electron-hole recombination happens in the base, and these
electrons (holes) are moved towards the collector-base junction.

Answer 11

Forward Biased Base-Emitter Junction

Question 12

its a current controlled device
consisting of two PN junctions for its function.

Answer 12

Bipolar Junction Transistor

Question 13

its a voltage-controlled devices, opposite
to the BJT, which are current-controlled devices.

Answer 13

Field Effect Transistor