What is a difference between BJT and FET? BJT is a unipolar and current-controll

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What is a difference between BJT and FET? BJT is a unipolar and current-controlled device, whereas FET is a bipolar and voltage-controlled device. BJT is a bipolar and voltage-controlled device, whereas FET is a unipolar and current-controlled device. BJT is a bipolar and current-controlled device, whereas FET is a unipolar and voltage-controlled device. BJT is a unipolar and voltage-controlled device, whereas FET is a bipolar and current-controlled device. What configuration does the following circuit represent? Common-source Common-gate Common-drain Common-base

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option c

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