Transistors Flashcards

1
Q

Where do electrons flow in the BJT NPN transistor? (TTL)

A

Electrons flow from the emitter to the collector (Current goes the opposite way)

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Where do electrons flow in the BJT PNP transistor? (TTL)

A

From the collector to the emitter (current flows the opposite way)

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Where do electrons flow in the FET N-channel transistor? (CMOS)

A

Electrons flow from source to drain

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Where do electrons flow in FET P-channel transistors? (CMOS)

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Electrons flow from the drain to the source

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5
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Transistors are used as switches. What are the two states they can be in?

A
  1. Cut off

No current
Open circuit

  1. Saturation

All current flows
Short circuit

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6
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In a transistor, what does the the Base, collector and Emitter do?

A

Base = To pass charge carriers between the Emitter/collector

Collector/Emitter= Collects/emits charge carriers by acting as a +ve or -ve terminal

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7
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How can a transistor amplify the signal strength?

A

By attaching a resistor, the voltage can be amplified from for example 0.1V to 5V through changing the current flowing through the resistor

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