voltage | | what is the polarity in a schematic symbol of a transistor when the arrow point in ? |
collector | | stores electrons |
npn | | current times resistance equals voltage |
negative | | the negative part of an atom |
nucleus | | what is the name of centre lead of a transistor? |
resistance | | what everthing is made of |
proton | | the pressure at which the current will flow |
pnp | | the amount electrons that flow past a given point in time |
emitter | | what part of the symatic symbol of a transistor has the arrow part? |
diode | | the oppostion to the flow of current |
OhmsLaw | | what resistors uses as a unit of measurement |
neutron | | what is the value of the don't let go current in milliamps? |
resistor | | where protons and neurtons are |
ten | | in the diode schematic symbol what does the arrow point to? |
electron | | limits current flow, drops voltage |
atom | | acts as a regulation valve or switch |
ohms | | what capacitors us as a unit of measurement |
farad | | positive part of an atom |
current | | acts as a one way valve |
led | | what is the polarity of a schematic symbol of a transistor when the arrow point out? |
base | | the part that has the same nuclear weight but no charge |
transistor | | what type of diode produces visible light. |
capacitor | | what is the name of the lead that is opposite to the emitter lead in a transistor ? |