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Can you explain the main function of the three parts of transistor?
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individually, each part has no main function. it's when you use them in conjunction with one another that you get the amplification process. now for an example lets use a simple BJT, say 2N3904 is a NPN transistor. now to better understand picture a diode between the base and the emitter where the anode is at the base and cathode at the emitter. bias the collector at +5V and put the emitter at zero for reference (ground). now lets say you apply 3V to the base, it's going to kick on that "diode" between the base and the emitter and your going to get current to start coming from ground into the emitter. when that current hits the base its just going to keep going (such a small amount is lost through the base that we can ignore it, i'm talkin micro-amp range) the current just goes up through the collector and to your load. now this is an extremely basic example, you'll have to do much more in depth studies to fully under stand how it works.
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∙ 11y agowhatever you want to use it for. it depends on the circuit around it.
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