Assertion: fet's terminal | /r/HasProperty | drain
Facets:
value: namely
type: OTHER
value: of base
type: LOCATION
value: for a field-effect transistor
type: PURPOSE
value: of collector
type: OTHER
value: of emitter
type: OTHER
Source sentences:
text: The three terminals of FET are Gate, Source and Drain.
text: Instead of base, emitter, and collector, the terminals in a field-effect transistor are called the gate, drain, and source.
text: As you can see, the terminals separated by the channel are called the source and the drain, and the gate is the terminal to which the controlling voltage is applied.
text: The three terminals in an FET are the drain, source and gate.
text: For a field-effect transistor, the terminals are labeled gate, source, and drain, and a voltage at the gate can control a current between source and drain.
text: Two more terminals are taken out in N substrate and are called as source and drain.
text: But these terminals are referred to as the source, drain, and gate.
text: FET is designed in such a way there exist three terminals that are known as source, gate and the drain.
text: This type of FET transistor has three terminals, which are source, drain, and gate.
text: It consists of three terminals that are gate, source and drain.
text: The three terminals of FET are the source, gate, and drain.
text: A field-effect transistor (FET) is a three terminal (namely drain, source and gate) semiconductor device in which current conduction is by only one type of majority carriers (electrons in case of an N-channel FET or holes in a P-channel FET).
text: Of course, if you know beforehand which terminals on the device are the gate, source, and drain, you may connect a jumper wire between gate and source to eliminate any stored charge and then proceed to test source-drain continuity with no problem.
text: Of course, if you know beforehand which terminals on the device are the gate, source, and drain, you may connect a jumper wire between gate and source to eliminate any stored charge and then proceed to test source-drain continuity with no problem.
text: As shown in the figure, the three terminals of the JFET are called the source, drain, and gate.
text: The 'controlled' terminals are called the source and the drain.