Electronics Engineering · Transistors
For a bipolar junction transistor (BJT) working as an active region amplifier, which of the following options is INCORRECT?
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- 1For the collector junction of a PNP transistor, the N-terminal is connected to a positive voltage and the P-terminal to a negative voltage.
- 2For the emitter junction of an NPN transistor, the P-terminal is connected to a positive voltage and the N-terminal to a negative voltage.
- 3For the collector junction of an NPN transistor, the P-terminal is connected to a positive voltage and the N-terminal to a negative voltage.✓
- 4For the emitter junction of a PNP transistor, the P-terminal is connected to a positive voltage and the N-terminal to a negative voltage.
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For the collector junction of an NPN transistor, the P-terminal is connected to a positive voltage and the N-terminal to a negative voltage.
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