BC847CWH6433XTMA1

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The BC847CW series single NPN bipolar junction transistor is offered in SOT/SC-70, SOT-23, and SOT-323 SMT packages, making them a highly suitable choice for applications that require a small footprint, such as mobile phone circuits. As a general purpose transistor, it can be used in switching and amplification applications, such as audio amplifiers, line drivers, and general-purpose switching.

The model BC847CWH6433XTMA1 is a low-noise version of the standard BC847CW. It has a low noise figure of 0.15 dB and a high current gain of 800, making it ideal for applications with stringent noise requirements, such as preamplifiers, receivers, and audio amplifiers.

The BC847CWH6433XTMA1 is built using an NPN epitaxial planar structure, with a collector-base voltage of 40V. It has a maximum DC current gain hFE of 800 and a maximum DC current gain of 300mA, allowing for high-current switching capabilities. The device also has a low saturation voltage of 0.20V, making it a great choice for low-voltage applications.

To understand the functionality of the BC847CWH6433XTMA1, it is important to understand its working principle. The transistor is a three-layer device consisting of an emitter, a collector, and a base. A small current is applied to the base, which in turn causes a larger current to flow from the collector to the emitter. The amount of current flowing from the collector to the emitter is controlled by the base voltage. This is known as the transistor’s current gain, or hFE.

The BC847CWH6433XTMA1 can be used in a variety of applications, including audio amplifiers, line drivers, general-purpose switching, and low-voltage applications. Due to its low noise figure and high current gain, it is particularly well-suited for circuits with stringent noise requirements, such as preamplifiers, receivers, and audio amplifiers. With its small footprint, the device is also well-suited for mobile phone circuits.

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