A transistor is driven into ____ by supplying it with more base-emitter current than is normally necessary to turn it completely on.
A) supply
B) discharge
C) recharge
D) saturation

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When a transistor is supplied with more base-emitter current than is necessary for it to be fully on, it enters a state called saturation. In this state, the transistor allows maximum current to flow from collector to emitter.

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