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| A transistor consists of three layers of silicon or germanium semiconductor material. Impurities are added to each layer to create a specific electrical positive or negative charged behavior. "P" is for a positive charged layer and "N" is for a negative charged layer. | A transistor consists of three layers of silicon or germanium semiconductor material. Impurities are added to each layer to create a specific electrical positive or negative charged behavior. "P" is for a positive charged layer and "N" is for a negative charged layer. | ||
| - | Transistors are either NPN or PNP in the configuration of the layers. | + | Transistors are either **NPN** or **PNP** in the configuration of the layers. |
| - | <wrap tip>BC547 / BC557 / BC337 are useful costless references to test with</wrap> | + | <wrap info>**BC547 / BC557 / BC337** are useful costless references to test with</wrap> |
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| + | =====Transistor Specifications===== | ||
| + | * Polarity: NPN, PNP | ||
| + | * Vce | ||
| + | * Wattage Dissipation | ||
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