Assertion: transistor's voltage | /r/HasProperty | applied to its emitter
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text: On the other hand, if an adequately large voltage relative to its base leads, known as the trigger voltage, is applied to its emitter, then a very large current from its emitter joins the current from B 1 to B 2 , which creates a larger B 2 output current.
text: So when a Vbe is applied to the base emitter junction, the depletion region, (barrier potential is overcome as charge carriers are withdrawn from the base, when this happens the barrier potential is smaller so recombination can take place again, however with a stronger voltage applied at the collector and emitter, a small amount of the majority carriers cross over into the base and recombine, while a majority (beta value) of the carriers cross thru the base into the collector region and flow out into the circuit.
text: On the other hand, if an adequately large voltage relative to its base leads, known as the trigger voltage, is applied to its emitter, then a very large current from its emitter joins the current from B 1 to B 2 , which creates a larger B 2 output current.