2SA2093TV2Q

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2SA2093TV2Q is a bipolar transistor that falls into the category of single transistors. It is primarily used as an amplifier in audio applications, as well as radio frequency (RF) circuits, such as FM receivers and transmitters. It is commonly used as a low-noise amplifier in RF circuits.

The 2SA2093TV2Q is made from an NPN silicon epitaxial Planar type construction. It has a collector-to-base breakdown voltage of -40 volts, a collector-to-emitter breakdown voltage of -25 volts, and an emitter-to-base breakdown voltage of -6 volts. It features a high current gain of 180, a low saturation voltage of 0.4 volts, and a low noise figure of 50 decibels.

The 2SA2093TV2Q can operate from a wide range of temperatures, from -55℃ to +125℃, with a minimum input current of 0.2mA and a maximum of 1A. It is capable of handling a maximum collector-to-emitter voltage of -20V, and collector emitter saturation of 0.4V. Its total power dissipation is 1.5W.

The working principle of the 2SA2093TV2Q is based on the transistor’s ability to amplify signals by controlling the amount of current flowing through it. The transistor’s base-emitter junction acts as a rectifier, allowing current to flow from its base to its emitter. When a small current is applied to the base, a larger current can be obtained from the collector. This amplified current is determined by the transistor’s current gain. The current gain of the 2SA2093TV2Q is approximately 180.

The 2SA2093TV2Q is a reliable and powerful transistor that is capable of providing high levels of amplification and power handling. Its low noise figure makes it an ideal choice for use in audio applications, as well as radio frequency circuits. It can be used in a variety of circuits, such as amplifiers, oscillators, and modulators.

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