why in a transistor the emitter base junction act as low resistance while the base collector junction acts as high resistance?
Asked by DIVYA GARG | 26th Oct, 2013, 06:55: PM
Expert Answer:
The emitter base junction is forward biased, which means the electrons flow easily through the junction between the base and emitter, and hence it acts as a low resistance.
The collector-base junction is reverse biased, so the electrons do not flow easily, and hence it acts as a high resistance.
Answered by Romal Bhansali | 10th Nov, 2013, 01:21: PM
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