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One of the major difference between the NPN and PNP transistor is that in the NPN transistor the current flow between collector to emitter when the positive supply is given to the base, whereas in PNP transistor the charge carrier flows from the emitter to collector when negative supply is given to the base. The NPN and PNP transistor are differentiated below in the comparison chart by considering the various other factors.

The NPN and PNP both are the bipolar junction transistor. It is the current controlling devices and mainly used for switching and amplifying the signal. Mostly, the NPN transistor is used in the circuit because in NPN transistor the conduction current is mainly by electrons while in the PNP transistor the conduction current is because of the holes. As the electrons are more mobile the NPN has high conduction.

The letter PNP and NPN show the voltage requires by the emitter, collector and base of the junction transistor. The NPN and PNP transistor, both are made up of different material due to which the current develops in them also differs. Sometimes when the voltage applied across the emitter the electrons cross the base junction and reach the collector region. This happens because the base of the NPN and PNP transistor is very thin and lightly doped.

The PNP transistor has two blocks of p-type material and one block of n-type material. It has three terminals emitter, base and collector. The emitter and collector of PNP transistor are made up of p-type material and their base is made up of n-type material.

The emitter-base junction of PNP is connected in forward biased while the collector-base junction is connected in reverse bias. The emitter-base junction pushes the majority charge carrier toward the base, thus established the emitter current. The hole in the p-type material combines with the n-type material hence constitute the base current. The remaining hole reaches across the negatively biased collector-base region and collected by the collector due to which collector current develops. Thus, complete emitter current flows through the collector circuit.

Emitter Current  = Collector Current + Base Current

The NPN  transistor consists two n-type semiconductor material which is separated by a thin layer of p-type material. The collector is the thickest region and the base is the thinnest region of the NPN transistor. The emitter-base region of the transistor is in forward biasing and the collector base region is connected in reverse bias. The voltage of the reverse bias is considerably smaller as compared to the reversed biased.

The emitter-base junction is in forward biasing due to which a large number of electrons is reached to the base. This develops the emitter current. The electron in the base region combined with the holes. But the base is very thin and lightly doped, thus only small holes combined with the electrons and constitute the base current. The remaining electrons reach across the collector base region and develop the collector current. The entire emitter current flows through the collector circuit.

Emitter Current  = Collector Current + Base Current