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транзистор - abrupt heterojunction bipolar transistor
- access transistor
- amorphous transistor
- avalanche-injector MOS transistor
- ballistic transistor
- barrier-emitter transistor
- beam-lead transistor
- bipolar junction transistor
- bipolar transistor
- bipolar quantum resonant tunneling transistor
- buried-channel MOS transistor
- buried-channel transistor
- buried-oxide MOS transistor
- charge-injection transistor
- chip transistor
- chip-and-wire transistor
- clamped transistor
- closed-gate MOS transistor
- collector-grounded transistor
- common-base transistor
- common-collector transistor
- common-emitter transistor
- complementary transistors
- composite transistor
- Darlington transistor
- deep depletion transistor
- deep-diode transistor
- depletion-mode MOS transistor
- depletion MOS transistor
- diffused-emitter-and-base transistor
- diffused planar transistor
- δ-doped field-effect transistor
- double-diffused MOS transistor
- double-heterojunction bipolar transistor
- double-implanted MOS transistor
- downward-scaled MOS transistor
- electrostatic induction transistor
- emitter-coupled transistor
- enhancement-mode MOS transistor
- enhancement MOS transistor
- epibase transistor
- epitaxial planar transistor
- epitaxial transistor
- fan-out transistor
- fast switching transistor
- field-effect transistor
- filamentary transistor
- floating-gate MOS transistor
- front-end transistor
- gate-modulated bipolar transistor
- GIMIC transistor
- grooved-gate MOS transistor
- heterojunction transistor
- high-electron mobility transistor
- high-performance transistor
- H-MOS transistor
- homojunction transistor
- hot-electron transistor
- integrated circuit transistor
- integrated transistor
- interdigitated transistor
- inverted transistor
- ion-implanted base transistor
- ion sensitive field effect transistor ISFET
- ion sensitive field effect transistor
- junction transistor
- lateral transistor
- load transistor
- low-power transistor
- memory transistor
- merged transistor
- mesa-typetransistor
- mesatransistor
- mesh-emitter transistor
- metal-alumina-semiconductor transistor
- metal-base transistor
- metal-gate MOS transistor
- metal-insulator-semiconductor transistor
- metal-nitride-oxide-semiconductor transistor
- metal-oxide-semiconductor transistor
- micropower transistor
- monoiythic hot-electron transistor
- multiemitter transistor
- multiple-emitter transistor
- multiple integrated transistor
- n-channel MOS transistor
- negative-impedance transistor
- n-p-n transistor
- off transistor
- on transistor
- optical transistor
- optoelectronic transistor
- overlay transistor
- parasitic transistor
- pass-gate transistor
- p-channel MOS transistor
- p-channel transistor
- permeable-base transistor
- piezo transistor
- planar transistor
- planar epitaxial transistor
- plastic transistor
- p-n-p transistor
- pull-up transistor
- punch-through transistor
- quantum-effect transistor
- quantum wire transistor
- radio-frequency transistor
- recessed-gate MOS transistor
- recessed-gate transistor
- resonant-gate transistor
- Schottky transistor
- Schottky-barrier collector transistor
- Schottky collector transistor
- Schottky-diode clamped transistor
- Schottky gated transistor
- sealed transistor
- series-connectedtransistors
- seriestransistors
- shallow-junction transistor
- silicon-gate MOS transistor
- silicon-gate transistor
- silicon-on-sapphire transistor
- stacked transistor
- static induction transistor
- stepped electrode transistor
- superconducting transistor
- surface-barrier transistor
- surface-charge transistor
- switching-type transistor
- switching transistor
- tandem transistor
- thin-film transistor
- T-MOS transistor
- trap-controlled transistor
- tunnel emitter transistor
- unijunction transistor
- unipolar transistor
- vertical transistor
- XMOS transistor
- 3D trench transistorEnglish-Ukrainian dictionary of microelectronics > transistor
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