In this post, I will show you how to determine transistor terminals or pinouts that is; Base (b), Collector (c), and Emitter (e) of an unknown Bipolar Junction Transistor (BJT). Transistors are of different pin configurations and this is refers to as transistor case or package type. Some common packages for both NPN and PNP …
In this article, I will teach you how to test NPN and PNP Transistor which is the main reason you are here. After reading this article, you can determine if the transistor is an NPN or PNP Bipolar Junction Transistor (BJT). First of all, any transistor you wish to test if it is an NPN …
This is an interesting practical project which even a novice can build! It is a simple single transistor amplifier circuit which can be powered by 1.5V to 5V. This project uses few components which you can easily get even from a dead circuit. The circuit uses a single NPN bipolar junction transistor (BJT) and can drive …
Probably you might have heard someone said that a transistor is use as a switch or signal amplifier and you thought how? Don’t worry; you have come to where you will get the answer of the “how?” This article “transistor acting as a switch” will explain and show you how transistor is use as an …
In this post, you will learn about bipolar junction transistor (BJT) active region. Also after this, links for the other two operation regions are provided immediately. ACTIVE REGION In active region the transistor is bias so that the base (B) measures a higher potential difference (Pd) to the emitter (E) but lower than the collector …
We will be talking about bipolar junction transistor (BJT) saturation region (FULLY ON) in this post. Also, Links for the other two operation regions are provided immediately. SATURATION REGION (FULLY ON) A transistor is said to be saturated (Fully ON) when it is biased in such a way that current passes from the Emitter (E) …
This article is centre at Bipolar Junction Transistor (BJT) cutoff region or FULLY OFF region. CUTOFF REGION (FULLY OFF) In Bipolar Junction Transistor (BJT) cut off region or fully off region, the transistor is bias in such a way that both junctions are reverse so that no current will pass from the emitter (E) to …
When we talk about Bipolar Junction Transistor BJT operating regions, we mean ways in which Bipolar Junction Transistor is use. Bipolar Junction Transistor (BJT) has basically three (3) operating regions. These are; Cut off region (FULLY OFF) Saturation region (FULLY ON) Active region. CUTOFF REGION (FULLY OFF) In cut off or fully off region, the …
Bipolar Junction Transistors BJT are the types of transistors that have two (2) charges carriers that is; electron and hole. Likewise, related links are provided below in this post after you might have read this article “Bipolar Junction Transistors and types” to the end. TYPES OF BIPOLAR JUNCTION TRANSISTOR Bipolar Junction Transistor come in two …
Study what you need to know about transistors and types of transistors in this post. furthermore, to better understand transistors and their types, read all the articles in this page. WHAT ARE TRANSISTORS Transistors are three (3) terminals semiconductor devices that are use as either electronic switches or electrical signal amplifiers. In transistors; if …
