A Collector Characteristic Curve is a Graph Showing

Answer – B.

Collector current (I_C) versus collector-emitter voltage (V_{CE )} with (V_BB) base bias voltage held constant.

Solution

The detailed solution to the question, a collector characteristic curve, is a graph. 

A collection of collector characteristic curves that display how the collector current, I_C, varies with the collector-to-emitter voltage, V_CE, for specific values of base current, I_B, can be produced using the circuit shown below:

Even though there is a very modest collector leakage current, the transistor is in the cutoff area when I_B = 0. The nonconducting state of a transistor is known as a cutoff.

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