What is a Transistor?
A Transistor is an electronic device
composed of layers of a semiconductor
material which regulates current or
voltage flow and acts as a switch or gate
for electronic circuit.
History of the Transistor
P-N Junction
Russell Ohl 1939
Russell Ohl 1939
First Transistor
Bell Labs 1947
Shockley, Brattain,
and Bardeen
First Solid State
Transistor – 1951
Processor development followed Moore's Law
1971 15,000
2000 42 million
2x growth every 2 years
Applications
• Switching
• Amplification
• Oscillating Circuits
• Sensors
ELABORADO POR:
NERWIN ANTONIO MORA REINOSO
C.I: 17.557.095
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