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Errrr, no, BJT's are voltage controlled. All active devices are voltage controlled. Some have lower input impedance (BJT) and some higher. The physics of BJT's is well known, do a bit of research for more information.

Errrr, no, BJT's are voltage controlled.

Indirectly yes .... but directly - no.

Wiki definition =
The collector–emitter current can be viewed as being controlled by the base–emitter current (current control)

Same with an FET - opposite , voltage
controlled , but the gate capacitance needs a little current to be overcome.

So , generally - BJT = current and FET = voltage.

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It can be seen in many different ways. You can drive a BJT with both voltage drive and current drive, so how can anyone say it is one or the other? Semiconductor behavior isn't black and white.

The important thing is to understand how the transistor reacts to any given situation. You will find statements such as "this is a voltage driven device" will prevent you from really understanding what is happening, when things get just a little bit unusual.