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base electrode

base electrode

[′bās i′lek‚trōd]
(electronics)
An ohmic or majority carrier contact to the base region of a transistor.
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The base electrode was cleaned by giving a dip in 50% nitric acid solution and thorough washing with distilled water ensuring complete removal of any previous deposit on the base, before starting every new electrodeposion.
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