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When both the junctions of bipolar junction transistor (BJT) are in forward biased, then in which region BJT will operate?

When both the junctions of bipolar junction transistor (BJT) are in forward biased, then in which region BJT will operate? Correct Answer Saturation region

Mode

EB Biasing

Collector Base Biasing

Application

Cut off

Reverse

Reverse

OFF switch

Active

Forward

Reverse

Amplifier

Reverse Active

Reverse

Forward

Not much Useful

Saturation

Forward

Forward

On Switch

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