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What are the parameters over which Input characteristics curve of bipolar junction transistor is made in common emitter configuration?

What are the parameters over which Input characteristics curve of bipolar junction transistor is made in common emitter configuration? Correct Answer Base to Emitter Voltage and base current

Base to Emitter Voltage and base current are the parameters considering which input characteristics curve of bipolar junction transistor is made. It is voltage versus current graph in which Current is denoted on Y-axis and voltage is denoted on (X-axis).

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