On Sun, 12 May 2002, Peter Bieringer wrote:
> No, this symbol is a Field Effect Transistor (FET) (very different
> kind to bipolar). It has Source, Drain and Gate (and sometimes an
> extra connector for Substrat [or also called Base]).
>
> Drain ----| |
> | |
> | |
> |--->| |
> |----| |----- Gate
> |
> |
> Source
>
>
> Drain ----| |
> | |
> Base ---->| |
> | |
> Source ---| |----- Gate
>
>
> N-channel: tip of arrow points to Gate, P-channel vice versa.
>
> FET mostly cannot be replaced by a bipolar one because of circuit
> design.
>
Thanks, I understand that now, but: How are these channels aranged on the
transistor?
| \
Pin 1 --|-- \
Pin 2 --|-- |
Pin 3 --|-- /
| /
ciao
Dariush
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