
Diodes NPN bipolar transistor, 40V and 600mA, in compact SOT-23 SMD package for amplification and switching circuits.
Diodes NPN Bipolar Transistor 40V 600mA SOT-23 SMD is a small-signal NPN bipolar transistor for surface-mount designs, with a maximum collector-emitter voltage of 40V and a continuous collector current rating of 600mA.
Overview
The transistor uses an epitaxial planar die construction and is intended for low-power amplification and switching circuits. Its saturation voltage of VCE(sat) 300mV at 150mA supports efficient operation in battery-powered and energy-sensitive devices. It is housed in a compact, moulded plastic SOT-23 package with a UL94V-0 rated 'Green' compound. The matte tin-plated terminals comply with MIL-STD-202, method 208, for solderability during assembly.
Key Features
Applications
The transistor is suited to driving relays and LEDs, and to amplifier stages in audio pre-amps and signal processing circuits. It is also used for general-purpose amplification and switching tasks in consumer electronics.
Dimensions and Weight
The product measures Width 3.3, Depth 1.5 and Height 4.3, and weighs 0.006 gm.
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