In stand-by mode transistor is cut off while when triggered is in saturation region??

[JACEK1]

Hello all users!

Every output of RX-4MHCS is driven by a transistor in open collector configuration, able to bear max current of 100 mA. In stand-by mode transistor is cut off while when triggered is in saturation region. Output can be programmed to work in mono-stable or bi-stable mode, every one independent from the others.

I am confused by the underlined part in bold type, especially while when triggered is in saturation region. Maybe the sentence should read: "In stand-by mode transistor is cut off while (whereas) it is triggered in saturation region".​

Thank you.

The sentence is taken from

RX-4MHCS​

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User Manual

http://www.aurelwireless.com/wp-cont...200997G_um.pdf

 

[bhaisahab]

Hello all users!

Every output of RX-4MHCS is driven by a transistor in open collector configuration, able to bear max current of 100 mA. In stand-by mode transistor is cut off while when triggered is in saturation region. Output can be programmed to work in mono-stable or bi-stable mode, every one independent from the others.

I am confused by the underlined part in bold type, especially while when triggered is in saturation region. Maybe the sentence should read: "In stand-by mode transistor is cut off while (whereas) it is triggered in saturation region".
​

Thank you.

The sentence is taken from

RX-4MHCS​

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User Manual

http://www.aurelwireless.com/wp-cont...200997G_um.pdf

Maybe the sentence should read: "In stand-by mode transistor is cut off while (whereas) it is triggered in saturation region". Yes, it should.