Assertion: transistor's terminal | /r/HasProperty | base
Facets:
value: namely
type: DEGREE
Source sentences:
text: The transistor has three terminals, namely Base, Emitter, and Collector.
text: The low-current input terminal into the point-contact transistor is the emitter, while the output high current terminals are the base and collector.
text: The terminal in the middle in the above diagram is called the base (B).
text: This transistor has there terminals known as emitter, base and collector.
text: The terminals of a simple bipolar transistor are called the collector, emitter and base.
text: A transistor is an electronic device which has three terminals labelled as base, collector and emitter.
text: Bipolar transistors have 3 terminals : Base, Collector, Emitter .
text: Thus, as there are three terminals of the transistor, i.e. base, emitter and collector.
text: Terminal 1, base
text: Definition: NPN transistor is a current controlled circuit which comprises of three terminal that are emitter, base and collector.
text: The three terminals are collector, base, and emitter and the transistor is used for switching and amplifying applications.
text: A BJT has three terminals namely base, emitter, and collector, while a MOSFET has three terminals namely source, drain, and gate.
text: The three terminals of the BJT are the base, the collector and the emitter.
text: The three terminals of the BJT are the base, the collector and the emitter.
text: In NPN transistors, the middle terminal—the base in BJTs, the gate in FETs—has positive polarity, while the two layers to either side of it are negative.
text: This transistor has three terminals called the emitter, the base, and the collector.
text: A bipolar junction transistor (BJT) has three terminals called the base, collector, and emitter, with the base lying between the collector and emitter.
text: A three-terminal device (e.g., a triode), whose state is dependent on not only its external power circuit, but also the signal on its driving terminal (this terminal is known as the gate or base ).