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What is a PNP and NPN transistor?
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What are the differences between a PNP and an NPN transistor?
Answer : PNP and NPN transistors are two types of **bipolar junction transistors (BJTs)**. They both serve as amplifiers or switches in electronic circuits, but they have different properties. Here are the key ... . - **PNP** = "Positive, Negative, Positive" (current flows from emitter to collector)....

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What is the difference between NPN and PNP transistors?

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What is a PNP transistor called?
Answer : A PNP transistor is simply called a "PNP" transistor, where "PNP" stands for the arrangement of semiconductor materials used in it: **P** type (positive) material, **N** type (negative) ... but in a PNP transistor, current flows in the opposite direction (from the collector to the emitter)....

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What is the major difference between bipolar and unipolar transistor?
Answer : The major difference between a **bipolar transistor** and a **unipolar transistor** lies in how they operate and how current flows through them: ### 1. **Current Flow Mechanism**: ... their unique applications depending on the requirements of the circuit, like speed, power, and control type....

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