Theory of Transistors - Vanderbilt University
3. TRANSISTORS AND TRANSISTOR CIRCUITS 3.1. Double junction 3.1.1. Emitter, collector and base In its essence, a transistor consists of two diodes arranged back to back: Transistors can be either n-p-n or p-n-p. The configuration shown above is called an n-p-n transistor. The terminal on the left is called the emitter, the terminal on the right is ................
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