2N3964

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The 2N3964 is a member of the 2N3960–2N3968 family of Silicon NPN Transistors made specifically for switching applications. All transistors in this family are in a TO-5 metal case. The 2N3964 has low collector-emitter saturation voltage, high current gain, and is intended for use in high-speed switching applications and for high frequency amplifier applications.

The 2N3964 offers a wide range of performance features, such as operating voltage range of 7V and a collector-base cutoff frequency of up to 50 MHz, which makes it suitable for many applications. The high gain of the device makes it useful in general-purpose digital logic designs. It can be used in applications that require low power consumption, low noise, and high current gain. Additionally, the gain-bandwidth product of the device is high, allowing it to be used in high-speed circuits.

The 2N3964 is available in single, dual, and triple versions. Each package contains one, two, or three transistors. The individual transistors are identified by their 2N3964 number, which are provided on the package. The specifications for each transistor will vary depending on the package used. For example, the single 2N3964 transistor has a minimum collector-emitter saturation voltage of 0.7 V, while the triple package has a minimum of 0.4 V.

The 2N3964 works on the principle of N-channel enhancement-mode silicon field-effect transistors (FETs). This type of device is constructed with an insulated gate and a lightly-doped region. When a voltage is applied to the gate, an electric field is created around the channel and electrons are attracted to the gate, forming a conductive region. As the voltage is increased, more electrons are attracted to the gate and the conductive region becomes larger, allowing currents to flow through it.

The 2N3964 is used in a wide variety of switching applications. It can be used in audio amplifiers, digital logic circuits, and high-frequency amplifier designs. Additionally, it is used in digital switching systems and can be used to control the power output of motor drivers, as well. The 2N3964 is suitable for high-speed switching applications, such as optical switches, as well.

The 2N3964 has many advantages, such as low power consumption, low noise, and high current gain. Additionally, its wide operating voltage range and high frequency capability make it suitable for a wide range of applications. It is an ideal choice for those looking for a cost-effective solution for switching applications.

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