The region of transistor operation where the collector of a transistor acts like a current source is called the

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In the active region, a transistor operates in a way that allows it to act as a current source. This means the base-emitter junction is forward-biased, and the base-collector junction is reverse-biased, allowing it to control the flow of current with a relatively constant value, regardless of the voltage across the collector and emitter (as long as the transistor doesn't reach saturation or cutoff).

The Region of Transistor Operation Where the Collector of a Transistor