Switching Regulator:

A linear regulator uses a transistor that operates in the linear region. A switching regulator uses a transistor that switches between saturation and cutoff. Because of this, the transistor operates in the active region only during the short time that it is switching states. This implies that power dissipation of the pass transistor is much smaller than in a linear regulator.

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