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bipolar junction transistor is known as BJT in short form.they are made by cascading two P-N junction.we can not imagine any electronics circuit without Bjt.they have plenty of applications,one of the most important application is of switch.it can act as a switch.

moreover it can act as a resistor.they can amplify weak signals into strong signals.

in a chip which is used to run a computer or laptop there are millions of transistors cascaded in a chip which has size nearly of fingernail. you can find more information on YouTube

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