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A type of bipolar transistor comprised of p-type semiconductor in contact with n-type semiconductor which in turn is in contact with a p-type semiconductor -> thus PNP. The transistor has three terminals, the Emitter, Base and the Collector. Current injected into the base controls the flow of current from Emitter to Collector enabling amplification and switching.
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Problem simulating transistor on Proteus
I'm using PNP transistor to be a switch for CC pin of 7Segment (Common Anode) led and trying simulating it on Proteus at first. …
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