PN2222A NPN Transistors

Name: PN2222A NPN Transistors
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The PN2222A is commonly called a small signal transistor due to its low-energy applications. Its PNP complementary type, which can function similarly, is PN2907A

$0.35 – $2.95

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$0.35 – $2.95

900 pieces of 18 Kinds transistor package

1 × 900 pieces of 18 Kinds transistor package

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$18.95

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Category:Transistors

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PN2222A is a popular NPN bipolar junction transistor (BJT) commonly used for switching and amplification applications.

It’s especially favoured in small-signal and low-power circuits due to its availability, reliability, and suitable characteristics.

Specifications:

Collector-Emitter Voltage: 40 V
Collector – Base Voltage: 75 V
Emitter – Base Voltage: 6 V
Collector Current: 1 A
Collector Dissipation – 0.625 W
DC Current Gain (h_fe) – 100 to 300
Transition Frequency – 300 MHz
Noise Figure – 4 dB
Operating and Storage Junction Temperature Range -55 to +150 °C
Package – TO-92
Electrically Similar to the Popular 2N2222A

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PN2222A NPN Transistors

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