The base of a transistor is____________doped?
Correct answer: C. lightly
- A. heavily
- B. moderately
- C. lightly
- D. none of the above
Explanation
The transistor base is lightly doped and made very thin so that most carriers injected from the emitter can pass through it and reach the collector. The emitter, in contrast, is heavily doped.
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