Both the BJT and the FET are three terminal devices where the current flows through two terminals and is controlled by the third.

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Both Bipolar Junction Transistors (BJTs) and Field-Effect Transistors (FETs) have three terminals. In BJTs, these are the emitter, base, and collector; in FETs, they are the source, gate, and drain. The current flow through one pair of terminals is controlled by the voltage or current applied to the third terminal.

Both the BJT and the FET Are Three Terminal Devices