Hi,
lately I was hired to sit in a room with all of the electronic kit that I need to build whatever project I ever had in mind. For this reason I considered joining an online community for electronics, and I have chosen this forum because I already have been a member here a couple of years back, and I am glad that I am back again.
The question is as this simple. How can a transistor be used as a switch, that is when closed can let a signal go through and when opened the signal is blocked ?. The signal is carrying information so when the switch is closed, the output (emitter) has to be exactly the same as the original signal, so that it can be parsed afterwards .
I appreciate your help.
Manar Zz
lately I was hired to sit in a room with all of the electronic kit that I need to build whatever project I ever had in mind. For this reason I considered joining an online community for electronics, and I have chosen this forum because I already have been a member here a couple of years back, and I am glad that I am back again.
The question is as this simple. How can a transistor be used as a switch, that is when closed can let a signal go through and when opened the signal is blocked ?. The signal is carrying information so when the switch is closed, the output (emitter) has to be exactly the same as the original signal, so that it can be parsed afterwards .
I appreciate your help.
Manar Zz