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The document discusses the unijunction transistor (UJT). It describes the UJT as an n-type semiconductor bar with a small p-type emitter probe offset from the center. The UJT has two bases and its characteristic curve shows a negative resistance region, making it useful for constructing relaxation oscillators.

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Uni Jun C Tio in Transistors

The document discusses the unijunction transistor (UJT). It describes the UJT as an n-type semiconductor bar with a small p-type emitter probe offset from the center. The UJT has two bases and its characteristic curve shows a negative resistance region, making it useful for constructing relaxation oscillators.

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Unijunction Transistor
An n-type unijunction transistor (left symbol) is made by implanting a small p-type emitter probe in a bar of n-type Index silicon. The emitter probe is offset from the center of the bar and there are two Electronics bases as shown below. concepts Transistor varieties The characteristic curve for the UJT shows a negative resistance region. A common use of the device is to make a relaxation oscillator.

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Characteristic Curve for UJT

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region in the characteristic of the unijunction transistor makes it useful for constructing relaxation oscillators.

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