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Which of the following is a transistor material?

Which of the following is a transistor material? Correct Answer Semiconductor

A transistor is a semiconductor device. It can act as a switch as well as an amplifier. Transistors are made up of semiconductor materials like silicon, germanium, etc. It is usually with at least three terminals for connection to an external circuit.

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