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What are the 3 terminals of a transistor called?

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The 3 terminals are named base, collector and emitter. The current flowing through the base (IB) controls the current through the collector (IC). The Field Effect Transistor (FET) is a voltage controlled valve. The 3 terminals are named gate, drain and source.

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