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What is a transistor and how does it work?

Transistors are semiconductor components that are primarily known as electronic switches or amplifiers. The term transistor is derived from "transfer resistor" and, depending on the type of circuit, can actually be regarded as an electrically controllable resiítor. Transistors are used in particular to switch, amplify or control currents.

Different Types of Transistor and its Symbols

Different Types of Transistor and its Symbols

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