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What is the minimum voltage required to make the PN junction of a real silicon transistor in forward biased?

What is the minimum voltage required to make the PN junction of a real silicon transistor in forward biased? Correct Answer 0.7 volts

0.7 volts is the minimum voltage required to make the PN junction of a real silicon transistor in forward biased. This 0.7 volt potential difference makes the PN junction between base and emitter terminal in forward biased.

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