The advantages over the vacuum triode for a junction transistor is_________(a) high power consumption(b) high efficiency(c) large size(d) less dopingI have been asked this question during an interview.This is a very interesting question from The Junction Transistor in division Transistor Characteristics of Electronic Devices & Circuits

The advantages over the vacuum triode for a junction transistor is____

1.	The advantages over the vacuum triode for a junction transistor is_________(a) high power consumption(b) high efficiency(c) large size(d) less dopingI have been asked this question during an interview.This is a very interesting question from The Junction Transistor in division Transistor Characteristics of Electronic Devices & Circuits
Answer» RIGHT option is (B) high efficiency Best explanation: A junction transistor is an analogous to a vacuum triode. The main difference between them is that a transistor is a current DEVICE while a vacuum triode is a voltagedevice. The advantages of a transistor over a vacuum triode are long life, high efficiency, light weight, smaller in SIZE, less power consumption.

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