Can we interchange emitter and collector of a transistor? Explain.

In the normal working of a transistor , the emitter is forward biased and collector is reverse biased. a. Comment on the above statement . b. Can we exchange emitter and collector of a transistor ? c. Base region of a transistor is made very thin and lightly doped. Why ? d. "Eventhough the collector - base is reverse biased, the current flow takes place with out experiencing much high resistance" , Give your explanation.

What will happen if both , emitter and collector of a transistor are reverse biased ?

What will happen if both, emitter and collector of a transistor are reversed biased?

Define the term emitter, collector and base of a transistor.

Draw the circuit symbol for NPN and PNP transistor. What is the difference in Emitter, Base and Collector regions of a transistor?

What will happen if emitter as well as collector in a transistor are forward biased?

Among emitter base and collector regions of a a transistor which one is the largest in size

The 'emitter' 'base' and 'collector' regions of a transistor are doped respectively as

With respect to the potential of emitter, base and collector, a NPN transistor conducts when