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Discrete Semiconductor Products
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Discrete Semiconductor
A discrete semiconductor is known to be the opposite of an integrated circuit. It is considered that an individual circuit is performing only one function as a single semiconductor compared to a printed circuit board consisting of multiple semiconductor components. They are more commonly used for high frequency and high-power functions; therefore, discrete semiconductors always need special packaging.
Types of Semiconductor products
The following are some examples of individual devices:
Bipolar Transistors: These semiconductor products carry both negative charges in analogue circuits.
Thyristors: This type of semiconductor often acts as a switch for running particular amounts of current.
MOSFETs Transistors: These transistors widely perform two distinct functions of switching and amplifying.
JFET Transistors: These transistors provide resistance because they are voltage-controlled.
DIACs: These discrete semiconductor products are often used to Trigger thyristors.
Varactor Diodes: These diodes are found in almost all appliances used in daily life and are controlled by the voltage applied through them.
Rectifier & Schottky Diodes: These semiconductor products can efficiently switch with low voltage drops.
Zener Diodes: These are popularly used for voltage regulations.
Uses of Discrete Semiconductors
- Application Switching
- Space Saving
- Power controller
- Analog and digital uses
- Voltage Regulators
- Power Controllers
Transistor Testers
Transistor testers are electronic testing devices used to monitor and test the electronic behavior of the transistors and the solid-state diodes.
