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2SA1413
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ManufacturerNEC
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Mfr. Part #2SA1413
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In Stock5194
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Specifications
| Attribute | Value |
| Manufacturer | NEC |
| Package / Case | MP-3Z |
Overview
Description
The transistor operates with a standard gain (hFE) of 100 to 600, making it suitable for low to medium power applications. Its common uses include audio amplifiers, signal processing, and as a switch in various electronic devices. The 2SA1413 is known for its good thermal stability and reliability.
It is housed in a TO-92 package, which allows for easy integration into circuits. When designing with the 2SA1413, proper biasing and thermal management should be considered to ensure optimal performance and longevity. Always refer to the specific datasheet for detailed electrical characteristics and ratings for precise applications.
Equivalent
Features
1. Voltage Rating: Maximum collector-emitter voltage (Vce) of 50V, making it suitable for a variety of applications.
2. Current Rating: Collector current (Ic) rated up to 1A, allowing for sufficient drive capability.
3. Power Dissipation: Can handle power dissipation up to 1W, depending on thermal conditions.
4. High Gain: It exhibits a high current gain (hFE) typically ranging from 100 to 400, enhancing its amplification capabilities.
5. Frequency Response: Transition frequency (fT) typically around 150MHz, supporting high-frequency applications.
6. Package Type: Available in TO-220 or TO-92 packages, facilitating easy integration into circuits.
7. Applications: Commonly used in audio amplifiers, switching circuits, and signal processing.
Overall, the 2SA1413 is valued for its versatility in various electronic designs.
Pinout
Pin Count and Functions:
1. Collector (C) - This is the terminal through which the output current flows; it connects to the load.
2. Base (B) - This terminal controls the operation of the transistor; applying a small current here allows a larger current to flow from the collector to the emitter.
3. Emitter (E) - This is the terminal through which the current exits the transistor; it is connected to ground or a negative voltage in most configurations.
The 2SA1413 is characterized by its ability to handle moderate currents and voltages, making it suitable for various electronic circuits.