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1. What is a transistor and when is it used for? 2. Draw a transistor and label what each of the leads are (or clearly describe in words how to correctly identify the leads of a transistor). 3. Describe the differences and purposes for each lead of a transistor.

1. What is a transistor and when is it used for? 2. Draw a transistor and label what each of the leads are (or clearly describe in words how to correctly identify the leads of a transistor). 3. Describe the differences and purposes for each lead of a transistor.

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1. What is a transistor and when is it used for? 2. Draw a transistor and label what each of the leads are (or clearly describe in words how to correctly identify the leads of a transistor). 3. Describe the differences and purposes for each lead of a transistor. 4. What are the two different types of transistors and how do they differ in functionality? 5. Build a simple circuit where an LED is controlled by a transistor. Use appropriate resistance. Note that the amount of current needed for the base is very low, so you can and should use high resistance when moving current to the base. (You may use a switch, but only to control the current to the base of the transistor)
Transcribed Image Text:1. What is a transistor and when is it used for? 2. Draw a transistor and label what each of the leads are (or clearly describe in words how to correctly identify the leads of a transistor). 3. Describe the differences and purposes for each lead of a transistor. 4. What are the two different types of transistors and how do they differ in functionality? 5. Build a simple circuit where an LED is controlled by a transistor. Use appropriate resistance. Note that the amount of current needed for the base is very low, so you can and should use high resistance when moving current to the base. (You may use a switch, but only to control the current to the base of the transistor)
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