Which region of the transistor is most wide in terms of area?
Correct answer: C. Collector
- A. Emitter
- B. Base
- C. Collector
- D. All have equal area
Explanation
Correct answer: Collector (Option c): The collector region of a transistor is the most wide in terms of area. The collector is the region that collects the majority charge carriers coming from the base and allows them to flow to the external circuit. It is designed to have a larger area to enhance the current-carrying capability of the transistor.
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