For the active mode BJT operation (A) Emitter Base Junction is Forward Biased and Collector

For the active mode BJT operation

(A) Emitter Base Junction is Forward Biased and Collector Base Junction is Forward Biased

(B) Emitter Base Junction is Reverse Biased and Collector Base Junction is Reverse Biased

(C) Emitter Base Junction is Forward Biased and Collector Base Junction is Reverse Biased

(D) Emitter Base Junction is Reverse Biased and Collector Base Junction is Forward Biased
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For the active mode BJT operation Emitter Base Junction is Forward Biased and Collector Base Junction is Reverse Biased

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For the active mode BJT operation Emitter Base Junction is Forward Biased and Collector Base Junction is Reverse Biased.

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