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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.

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