Your words ---> I think you're misreading the point being made. A transistor is "back-to-back diodes" in the sense of its internal construction at the semi-conductor level. A diode is a single PN junction:
You even put quotes around the back-to-back.
What a hypocrite.
Yawn. Andrew, you're clearly getting more and more shrill and strident with each passing post.
Your words ---> I think you're misreading the point being made. A transistor is "back-to-back diodes" in the sense of its internal construction at the semi-conductor level. A diode is a single PN junction:
You even put quotes around the back-to-back.
Yes I did, because I was quoting verbatim earlier uses of that phrase. Now was that so hard to figure out? Well, for you, I guess it was.
As for "in the sense", I was pointing out that we were discussing the term in the sense of the internal construction of the transistor, and not in the sense of wiring discrete components together with solder as you were attempting to dishonestly shift the topic to. That's quite different from your own earlier attempt to use "in a sense" to try to minimize your admission that an earlier point of yours was moot.
Don't fault me for using the phrase honestly just because you misused it and I called you on it.
What a hypocrite.
What a troll.
Andrew, you lost the discussion with your trolling dishonesty a week ago, and now you've just plain lost it all together.
Andrew, if all you have left is insults which attempt to mischaracterize what I write in so transparent a fashion in order to give you a cheap excuse to falsely call me a "liar", give it up. I'm not impressed. Quite the contrary, in fact, my opinion of your intellectly honesty *and* your intelligence drops with each post of yours.
I have better things to do than repeatedly correct the staccato accusations of crybabies. If you insist on continuing to attack me just to try to salvage your own wounded pride, I'm going to get the moderators involved. Your childish behavior has gone on long enough. Get a grip.