FETs usually（）.
FETs usually（）.
A.are less sensitive to temperature change than BJTs
B.have a higher input impudence than BJTs
C.are smaller in construction than BJTs
正确答案：are less sensitive to temperature change than BJTs；have a higher input impudence than BJTs；are smaller in construction than BJTs
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