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How fet transistor works??

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The does a fet transistors work? Transistor is a switching device.

The Field Effect Transistor is a device which enables us to use one electrical signal to control another. The name ‘transistor’ is a shortened version of the original term, transfer resistor, which indicates how the device works. Most transistors have three connections. The voltage on (or current into/out of) one wire has the effect of controlling the ease with which current can move between the other two terminals. The effect is to make a ‘resistance’ whose value can be altered by the input signal. We can use this behaviour to ‘transfer’ patterns of signal fluctuation from a small input signal to a larger output signal.

The function of Field Effect Transistors is similar to bipolar transistors (especially the type we will discuss here) but there are a few differences. They have 3 terminals as shown below. Two general types of FETs are the 'N' channel and the 'P' channel MOSFETs. Here we will only discuss the N channel. Actually, in this section, we'll only be discussing the most commonly used enhancement mode N channel MOSFET (Metal Oxide Semiconductor Field Effect Transistor). Its schematic symbol is below. The arrows show how the LEGS of the actual transistor correspond to the schematic symbol.
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