How does a transistor act?

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The Transistor acts like an amplifier by turning a small input current into a large output current. It acts like a switch at the same time. There is little or no current flowing between the collector and the emitter when there is no current to the base. The whole Transistor can be switched on and off. Sept 21, 2020

Hagrid P Hazard · Accepted Answer

The Transistor acts like an amplifier by turning a small input current into a large output current. It acts like a switch at the same time. There is little or no current flowing between the collector and the emitter when there is no current to the base. The whole Transistor can be switched on and off. Sept 21, 2020

How does a transistor act?

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