Am I right?
bipolar transistor = bipolar junction transistor?
Jan 31, 2006
8 Replies
I think you are.
Indeed. When I first posted here I wasn't used to ppl calling them BJTs !
Graham
Yes.
I got this wrong on a job app. once.
Mark L. Fergerson
Indeed yourself. ;-) I made it through tubes, to transistors, did 8 years as a tech in the USAF, and never heard BJT until I met some fresh tech right out of junior college. I didn't know what it meant. ;-)
Cheers! Rich
Naaah! Bipolar is a disorder exhibited by a great number of posters to this newsgroup ;-)
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Bipolar mood disorders, also known as manic-depressive disorders, do afflict at least one regular poster on this newsgroup. It isn't evident in his postings.
Most of the rest of us are very even-tempered - always mad.
Bill Sloman, Nijmegen
A good question would be "what about point contact transistors"?
It still has junctions.
Graham
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