In a transistor, emitter is always orward biased. Why?

In a transistor, emitter is always forward biased. Why?

In a transistor emitter is always forward biased. Why?

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.

In a transistor emitter-base junction is always forward biased while the collector-base junction is reverse biased. Why ?

Under normaI use of transistors, the emitter is forwerd biased whiIe the coIIector is reverse biased. Can either of these biasing be changed? ExpIain.

In the working of a transisor, emitter-base junction is forward biased while collector-base junction is reverse biased. Why?

Why in case of a transistor , the emitter is heavily doped ?

In a transistor, the emitter current is

In case of NPN transistor, emitter current is always greater than collector current, because :