
NXP NPN general purpose transistor in SOT-23 package. 45V, 500mA, 250hFE. Ideal for switching and amplification.
The NXP NPN General Purpose Transistor is a surface mount device housed in a compact SOT-23 package. Designed for high current and low voltage applications, this transistor is perfectly suited for general purpose switching and amplification tasks. With a robust Collector to Emitter Voltage (Vce) of 45V and a Continuous Collector Current of 500mA, it provides reliable performance across a variety of electronic circuits.
Featuring a DC current gain (hFE) of 250 and a Collector Emitter saturation voltage of 700mV, this component ensures efficient signal processing and power management. Its SOT-23 case style and surface mount design make it ideal for space-constrained installations, including portable devices and consumer electronics.
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This versatile transistor offers consistent operation for your electronic projects, supporting a wide range of industrial and consumer applications.
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