schakeltransistoren
Schakeltransistoren, often referred to as switching transistors, are semiconductor devices primarily used to amplify or switch electronic signals and electrical power. They are fundamental components in modern electronic circuits and form the basis of digital logic. Unlike linear transistors that operate in their amplification region, switching transistors are driven between two states: fully on (saturation) and fully off (cutoff).
In the 'on' state, a switching transistor acts like a closed switch, allowing current to flow with
BJTs use a small base current to control a larger collector current, while MOSFETs use a gate