The base of a BJT is connected to the input signal, the emitter to ground, and the collector to the light source in order to use it as a switch in a light control circuit. The light source is turned on when the input signal is high, which activates the transistor and causes current to flow through it. Low input signal levels cause the transistor to turn off, cutting off current to the light source and turning it off.
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