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The 40 pages that link to Transistor, each with the reason it gives.

• Doping (semiconductors)Related: Spatially controlled doping establishes the regions that let transistors switch and amplify.

• Consumer electronicsRelated: Transistors enabled smaller, lower-power electronics than vacuum-tube designs.

• History of computingRelated: Replacing vacuum tubes with transistors made computers smaller, more reliable, and less power-hungry.

• Jack KilbyRelated: Transistors were among the components Kilby combined in his integrated-circuit prototype.

• NOT gateRelated: Transistors provide the switching behavior used to build electronic inverters.

• Analog computerRelated: Transistors enabled smaller, more reliable electronic computers and contributed to digital computing's rise.

• Dependent sourceRelated: Small-signal transistor models use dependent sources to represent controlled output behavior.

• Masaru IbukaRelated: Sony’s adoption of transistor technology enabled compact consumer products.

• Earl BakkenRelated: Transistors enabled smaller, lower-power circuitry for a battery-operated pacemaker.

• Electronic circuitRelated: It supplies the switching and amplification at the heart of modern circuits.

• History of computer scienceRelated: Its invention enabled smaller, more reliable electronic computers than vacuum tubes.

• History of computing hardwareRelated: The transistor replaced bulky, power-hungry vacuum tubes in computer circuits.