2N6036

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A 2N6036 is a 0.2A NPN bipolar junction transistor (BJT) designed for switching applications in a variety of consumer electronics products. It is designed to operate at collector current of 0.2A and has a maximum Pd of 0.5W. The transistor is made of a silicon based material and is available in both through-hole and surface mount packages.

The 2N6036 operates by a process called electro-thermal feedback. In this process, the heat generated from the movement of electrons due to applied voltage, is used to control the flow of current through the transistor. As the current increases, the temperature of the transistor increases and this causes the current to decrease.

The main application field for the 2N6036 is in switching for consumer electronics such as radio and television receivers, remote control systems, motors and fans, battery operated power supplies and many other consumer electronics applications. In these applications, the 2N6036 is used to turn an electrical device on and off quickly. The transistor also has an overload protection feature which prevents excessive current from damaging the device.

The 2N6036 has a variety of other applications as well. It is commonly used in relay switching systems, signal processing and amplifiers, and is also used in audio systems. In relays, the transistor acts as a switch to turn on the relay when the signal is applied. In signal processing, the transistor is used to modulate the signal being processed and in amplifiers, it is used to amplify the signal.

The working principle of the 2N6036 is based on the fact that electrons move from an area of high electrical potential to an area of lower potential. When an external voltage is applied to the transistor, it creates an electric field between the collector and the base. This electric field causes electrons to move from the collector to the base of the transistor, producing a current flow.

The current flow is regulated by the transistor’s base-emitter voltage. As the base-emitter voltage increases, the current flow through the transistor increases until it reaches the maximum limit set by its ratings. At this point, the circuit is considered “saturated”, meaning that the current flow is limited by the amount of voltage applied to the transistor.

The 2N6036 is a reliable, low cost, and versatile transistor capable of providing high-current switching capability. It is suitable for a wide variety of consumer electronics applications where switching or current regulation is required. Its working principle is based on the principles of electro-thermal feedback and its simple design makes it easy to use and reliable.

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