
PNP silicon transistor, -60V, 600mA, TO-39 case. High Vcbo, through hole, 3 pins. Ideal for low frequency circuits.
The Multicomp Pro BC461 is a silicon PNP planar epitaxial medium power transistor, housed in a robust TO-39 package. It is engineered for low frequency applications and offers a collector-emitter voltage of -60V, making it suitable for various switching and amplification tasks.
Featuring a high-performance collector-base voltage (Vcbo) of 350V and an emitter-base voltage (Vebo) of 6V, this transistor delivers reliable performance in demanding circuits. With a continuous collector current of 600mA and a power dissipation of 1W, it is capable of handling moderate power levels efficiently.
Key Features
This transistor is designed for through-hole mounting, ensuring ease of integration into a variety of electronic circuits. Its compact TO-39 package and high thermal performance make it a dependable choice for low frequency applications.
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