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For a pnp transistor in the active region the value of Vce (potential difference between the collector and the base) is

For a pnp transistor in the active region the value of Vce (potential difference between the collector and the base) is Correct Answer Less than 0.3V

For a pnp transistor Vce is less than 0.3V, for an npn transistor it is greater than 0.3V.

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