Which of the following is not a PN junction of a transistor?

emitter-base junction

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base-collector junction

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emitter-collector junction

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None of the above

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Solution

The correct option is C
emitter-collector junction

There are two PN junctions: one at the emitter-base junction, and the other at the base-collector junction.

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Which of the following is not a PN junction of a transistor?

The correct option is C emitter-collector junction There are two PN junctions: one at the emitter-base junction, and the other at the base-collector junction.

The correct option is C
emitter-collector junction

There are two PN junctions: one at the emitter-base junction, and the other at the base-collector junction.