PBSS4250X,115

Description
Bipolar (BJT) Single Transistor, NPN, 50 V, 550 mW, 2 A, 300 hFE
Collector Emitter Saturation Voltage
380mV
Collector Emitter Voltage (VCEO)
50V
Transition Frequency
100MHz
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  • High Collector Emitter Breakdown Voltage: 50 V
  • Max Collector Current: 2 A
  • Transition Frequency: 100 MHz
  • Power Dissipation: 1 W
  • Compact SOT-89 Package
  • Lead Free and RoHS Compliant

The Nexperia BJT Single Transistor NPN is a high-performance electronic component designed for various applications requiring efficient signal amplification and switching. With a maximum collector current of 2 A and a collector emitter breakdown voltage of 50 V, this transistor is ideal for use in power management and signal processing circuits. Packaged in a compact SOT-89 form factor, it ensures easy integration into space-constrained designs while delivering reliable performance across a wide temperature range.

The Bipolar (BJT) Single Transistor is commonly used in various electronic circuits for amplification and switching applications. With a collector current rating of 2 A and a breakdown voltage of 50 V, it is ideal for power management in consumer electronics, automotive systems, and industrial controls. Engineers and hobbyists utilize this N-Channel transistor for its efficiency and compact size in surface mount designs.

Fusion’s in-house quality hubs and Prosemi testing facility are fully certified to meet critical industry standards for electronic component inspection and testing.

AS6081
AS9120B
ISO 9001
QMS STD 9090

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