BD136-16

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The BD136-16 is a PNP silicon epitaxial transistor that is classified as a single bipolar junction transistor (BJT). It is a bipolar device and is usually used in general purpose switching, digital switching, and high-speed switching circuits. In certain applications, it is also used as a voltage regulator booster circuit.

The BD136-16 is a medium power device, with a maximum collector current of 1.5 A and a maximum power dissipation of 2 W. It has a Collector-Emitter breakdown voltage of 40 V and a forward Current Gain bandwidth product of 400 MHz.

The BD136-16 has several advantages compared to other types of transistors, such as its low input current and voltage, high efficiency, and high speed switching capabilities. It also has a low noise level and stable performance over temperature and absolute maximum ratings.

The BD136-16 is primarily used in power switch circuits, as its low input current ratings and high outputs provide excellent efficiency. It can also be used in other general purpose transistor circuits, such as high speed switching, digital switching, and pulse amplifier circuits. The transistor can also be used in voltage regulator booster circuits, as it can support greater output currents at voltages up to 40 V.

The BD136-16 works on the working principle of the bipolar junction transistor. It is a three-terminal device with the base, collector, and emitter terminals. The base and collector terminals are connected to the power source, and the emitter is connected to the load. The base-emitter junction is forward biased, and the collector-base junction is reverse biased. When a base current is applied, an amplified current flows between the collector and emitter terminals. Thus, it is known as an amplifier transistor.

Although the BD136-16 is normally operated in the active region, it can also be operated in the saturation and the cut-off regions. In the active region, the collector current is proportional to the base current. In the saturation region, the base-collector voltage is almost constant, and in the cut-off region, there is no current flow between the collector and emitter terminals.

The BD136-16 is an excellent choice for many general-purpose transistor applications due to its low input current and voltage, high efficiency, and high speed switching capabilities. Its low noise level, high gain output, and stable performance over temperature and across the absolute maximum ratings make it suitable for most transistor circuits. Its wide range of applications makes the BD136-16 a great option for medium power transistor applications.

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