In a transistor output characteristic commonly used in common emitter configuration, the base current $I_{B}$, the collector current $I_{C}$, and the collector-emitter voltage $V_{CE}$ have values of the following orders of magnitude in the active region:

  • A
    $I_{B}$ and $I_{C}$ both are in $\mu A$ and $V_{CE}$ in volt
  • B
    $I_{B}$ is in $\mu A$ and $I_{C}$ is in $mA$ and $V_{CE}$ in volt
  • C
    $I_{B}$ is in $mA$ and $I_{C}$ is in $\mu A$ and $V_{CE}$ in $mV$
  • D
    $I_{B}$ is in $mA$ and $I_{C}$ is in $mA$ and $V_{CE}$ in $mV$

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