MCQ
A transistor is a/an
- Achip
- Binsulator
- ✓semiconductor
- Dmetal
✓
Answer
Correct option: C.
semiconductor
c
As transistor is made of two $p-$ types with $n-$ type semiconductor in between or two $n-$ types with $p-$ type in between
As transistor is made of two $p-$ types with $n-$ type semiconductor in between or two $n-$ types with $p-$ type in between
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