Connie the Transistor is a soft plushie from the Circuit Playground character series. Representing the bipolar junction transistor (BJT), Connie is the calm, level-headed co-leader of the group — a motherly figure who balances the energy of her companions with good-natured aplomb.

Part of a collectible series of electronics-themed plushies, Connie makes a fun desk companion, classroom prop, or gift for anyone learning about electronic components.

About BJTs

The bipolar junction transistor was first created at Bell Labs in 1948 by William Shockley, building on work with John Bardeen and Walter Brattain. Transistors are active electronic devices that allow one circuit to control another, functioning as switches, amplifiers, or buffers — fundamental building blocks of modern electronics.

Ideal For

• Electronics educators and students
• Desk companions and collectibles
• STEM-themed gifts
• Circuit Playground character collections

Package Contents

• 1× Connie the Transistor Plushie