2SC4617T1G

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2SC4617T1G transistors belong to the Bipolar (BJT). Also known as single transistors, they consist of just one single part, in comparison to complementary transistors which contain two parts.

Typically these transistors are used to boost low voltage signals to amplify them. They’re most commonly used in audio amplifiers, radio transmitters, equipment with motor control and switching power supplies. Other applications include measuring circuit,security systems and small electronic circuits.

2SC4617T1G transistors work by controlling the voltage and current to the external circuit. An increase or decrease in its base current can affect the amount of current flowing through the rest of the circuit. For example, when the base current is increased, the emitter current will also increase. This is because a small base current helps to control a larger collector current.

The transistor has three pins. The first pin, with the circle around it is the collector. This is the pin where current flows from the transistor. The pin in the middle is the base and is used to control the current that flows through the transistor. The third pin, the one with the arrow pointing outwards, is the emitter. This is where the current flows out to the external circuit.

The 2SC4617T1G has a maximum voltage of 300V and a maximum collector current of 8A. This means it can be used in high-power power applications as well. It also has a low collector-emitter saturation voltage of 1.2V, which means it has efficient power saving capabilities.

The 2SC4617T1G’s maximum total power dissipation is 30W. This means that it can handle high power applications without overheating. Additionally, this transistor has a wide operating temperature range from -55°C to +175°C.

In summary, 2SC4617T1G transistors are single transistors that are often used to amplify low voltage signals. They have three pins, with the collector as the first pin, the base as the middle pin and the emitter as the third pin. The transistor has a maximum voltage of 300V, and a maximum collector current of 8A with a collector-emitter saturation voltage of 1.2V and a maximum total power dissipation of 30W. It also has a wide operating temperature range from -55°C to +175°C.

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