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BCP56-16H115
+BOMNOW NEXPERIA BCP56-16H - 80 V, 1
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Ông. Phần #BCP56-16H115
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Bảng dữ liệu BCP56-16H115 DataSheet
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Description
Equivalent
1. BC817 series for lower power applications.
2. MMBT2222A for general-purpose switching and amplification.
3. 2N4401 for similar current handling.
4. BC337 for similar applications but with a lower current rating.
5. 2N3904 for general-purpose applications but with lower power ratings.
Ensure to verify the specifications like voltage, current, and package type before substituting.
Features
1. Polarity: PNP
2. Collector-Emitter Voltage (Vce): Typically around -80V, indicating the maximum voltage the transistor can handle from the collector to the emitter.
3. Collector-Current (Ic): Maximum continuous current rating, often around -1A, suitable for moderate power applications.
4. Power Dissipation (Pd): Usually around 1.25W to 1.5W, indicating the maximum power it can dissipate without damage.
5. DC Current Gain (hFE): Generally high, around 100 to 250, highlighting its efficiency in amplifying current.
6. Package Type: Often housed in industry-standard packages like TO-126 for efficient thermal management and easy mounting.
7. Applications: Suitable for medium power switching and amplification tasks, such as driving relays, lamps, and other electronic loads.
8. Temperature Range: Typically operates effectively within a wide temperature range, ensuring reliability in various environmental conditions.
These features make the BCP56-16H115 a versatile choice for designers seeking a reliable PNP transistor for medium power applications.
Pinout
1. Collector (C): This is the terminal where the larger current flows out of the transistor when it is in the active or saturation state.
2. Base (B): The base terminal controls the transistor's operation. A small current or voltage applied to the base allows a larger current to flow from the collector to the emitter.
3. Emitter (E): This is the terminal through which the current flows out of the transistor.
The BCP56 series, including the BCP56-16H115, is often used in applications requiring moderate power and high-speed switching capabilities, such as in audio amplifiers and signal processing circuits.