Actual meaning of transistor transfer the resistance

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The discussion centers on the concept of transistor transfer resistance, specifically how transistors facilitate the transfer of current from low resistance to high resistance circuits. It emphasizes that transistors are essential for driving high-power circuits using low-power sources. The explanation highlights the importance of impedance matching in this context, as referenced in the Wikipedia article on the subject.

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what is the actual meaning of transistor transfer the resistance and how?
advanced thanks.
 
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amaresh92 said:
what is the actual meaning of transistor transfer the resistance and how?
advanced thanks.

Could you be more specific please? Can you post the full text of what you are asking about?
 


berkeman said:
Could you be more specific please? Can you post the full text of what you are asking about?
it is given as "the concept of transferring the current fron low resistance to high resistance circuit is one version of transfer of resistance".
its about transistor.
 


the complicated answer is that's its complicated
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Impedance_matching

the simple answer is that if you want to drive a circuit that requires high power with a circuit that only has low power then obviously you will want to use a transistor to up the power
 

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