In electronic components, the designations for the component usually has two letters, followed by a serial number of a manufacturer. The first letter stands for the material. In this case, the first letter, "B", stands for silicon. The second letter, "C", indicates the type of component, which is indeed a transistor.
EXTRA INFO: In some cases, the number may contain a suffix, which indicates the grade, or reliability factor, of the component.
In electronic equipment A stands for Germanium and B stands for Silicon. C stands for a three terminal device ( transistor).So AC107 stands for Germanium transistor and BC107 stands for Silicon transistor.
in bc107 transistor b stands for the material i.e,silicon here and c stands for af low power signal
Ah, the BC107 transistor, what a lovely little component. Its full name is the BC107 NPN Silicon Epitaxial Planar Transistor. Such a beautiful name for such a helpful little device. Just like a happy little tree in our electronic landscapes.
the dc current gain of BC107 can vary from 110 to 450
In electrical terminology, "BC" typically stands for "Base Current." It refers to the current flowing into the base terminal of a bipolar junction transistor (BJT), which is essential for controlling the transistor's operation. The base current plays a crucial role in determining the transistor's current gain and overall performance in amplifying or switching applications.
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in bc107 transistor b stands for the material i.e,silicon here and c stands for af low power signal
Ah, the BC107 transistor, what a lovely little component. Its full name is the BC107 NPN Silicon Epitaxial Planar Transistor. Such a beautiful name for such a helpful little device. Just like a happy little tree in our electronic landscapes.
the dc current gain of BC107 can vary from 110 to 450
BC stands for silicon transistor
base to collector
Nothing, its simply an arbitrarily assigned number to identify that type of part.
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i dont know exactly but i like to share what i know.... transistors are named as BC,BD,AF,SL,AC,BL..etc they are different from each other based on the amplification factor,maximum voltage can be applied,breakdown voltages,gain.......... i would make this answer better with reference......
In electrical terminology, "BC" typically stands for "Base Current." It refers to the current flowing into the base terminal of a bipolar junction transistor (BJT), which is essential for controlling the transistor's operation. The base current plays a crucial role in determining the transistor's current gain and overall performance in amplifying or switching applications.
Transistor stands for "Transfer Resistor". (Resistor of transference)
The fullform of transistor is transfer resistor.
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