What can a transistor do in order to fulfill its function in a circuit? Choose three correct answers.

A transistor uses an input signal to control how easily current flows through it, so it can control its semiconductance. In a circuit, it can then act like a conductor when current is allowed through and like an insulator when current is blocked. Changing the dopants or deciding which layer is the emitter is not what a transistor does during normal operation.

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