MindTap for Herman's Understanding Motor Controls, 4th Edition [Instant Access], 2 terms
MindTap for Herman's Understanding Motor Controls, 4th Edition [Instant Access], 2 terms
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ISBN: 9781337798754
Author: Herman; Stephen L.
Publisher: Cengage Learning US
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Chapter 49, Problem 1RQ
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Full form of UJT.

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UJT that stands for Unijunction transistor is a special type of transistor. Unlike BJT- bipolar junction transistor, UJT has two bases and one emitter. The UJT is also a digital device since it has only two states, on and off.

It is used to produce pulses with a certain pulse rate that in turn can trigger other elements of the circuit. To produce pulses, UJT is connected with a capacitor. It is widely used to trigger the gate of SCR (silicon-controlled rectifier).

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