2N696S

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2N696S is a single bipolar junction transistor (BJT). It is constructed of three layers of semiconductor materials of different types - two P-type layers surrounding an N-type layer. This transistor offers excellent DC current and voltage gain and good switching speed for various switching and amplifier applications.

A transistor has three terminals, called collector, base and emitter, which form a current-controlled current source. In a bipolar junction transistor, the collector current I _C flows from the collector to the emitter because of an electric field created by a small current from the base terminal. Generally, the collector current is proportional to the current flowing through the base.

2N696S is a single NPN BJT transistor with a power dissipation of 0.625W, a collector-emitter voltage of 30V, a collector emitter voltage rating of 30V, and a collector current rating of 0.2A. It has a maximum base-emitter voltage of 6V and a maximum DC collector current rating of 0.2A. 2N696S is designed to handle high power and voltage requirements.

2N696S is well suited for use in amplifier and switching applications. It can be used as an amplifier in sensor, logic and audio applications. Its fast switching speed makes it useful in transistor-transistor logic (TTL) and complementary metal-oxide-semiconductor (CMOS) applications. Its excellent current and voltage gain performance makes it suitable for use as an amplifier in control applications such as pulse amplitude modulation (PAM) and linear drivers. 2N696S can also be used as a switching device in circuits such as high speed counters, motor drivers and power supply switches.

2N696S has excellent high gain and high current gain. It is also very reliable, with very low noise, low saturation voltage, high frequency response and is resistant to temperature changes. All of these features make it well suited for power amplifier applications. It can also be used in small signal amplifiers and switching circuits due to its excellent current and voltage gain performances.

2N696S can operate in both common emitter and common collector modes. In common emitter mode, the transistor acts as a current amplifier; the input and output waveforms remain in phase. In common collector mode, the transistor acts as a current switch and the output waveforms are out of phase with the input waveform. The main difference between these two modes is the current gain, which is higher in common emitter mode.

2N696S is suitable for both small and high power applications. It has excellent switching performance and can be used as an amplifier or switch in various circuits. Its high gain and current gain make it a good choice for amplifying low-level signals in sensing, logic, and audio applications. Its fast switching speed makes it useful in TTL and CMOS circuits. In addition, its low noise and temperature stability make it suitable for use in control applications such as PAM and linear drivers.

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