BF799E6327HTSA1

Introduction

BF799E6327HTSA1 is a transistor manufactured by NXP Semiconductors. It is a Bipolar Junction Transistor (BJT)often used in RF (radio frequency) amplifiers and applications. Being a bipolar transistor, its three terminals are the collector, base, and emitter. It is mainly used for high-frequency power gain purposes.

Applications of BF799E6327HTSA1

The BF799E6327HTSA1 is mainly used for audio and radio frequency applications. It can provide high power gain at the radio frequencies from 525 MHz to 2100 MHz. This makes it suitable for usage in cordless telephones, mobile radio, and amateur radio applications. Furthermore, it can also be used as an amplifier in TV tuners, radio receivers, and FM/AM broadcast radio. With its high power gain performance, the BF799E6327HTSA1 can serve as a low noise amplifier, Preamplifier, and Oscillator-Driver amplifier.

BF799E6327HTSA1 Working Principle

The working principle of the BF799E6327HTSA1 is no different from other BJT transistors. The transistor consists of three terminals, the Base, Collector and Emitter. When current flows through the base terminal, it causes current to flow from the collector to the emitter terminals. This transistor is specifically designed to realize high power gain in RF signals from 525-2100 MHz, thus making it suitable for many applications. When current is applied to the base terminal, the current flow from collector to emitter suddenly increases, thus resulting in greater gain. This phenomenon is known as beta-current multiplication. The amount of current that can flow from collector to emitter is determined by the base current. The value of this current, also known as the Beta-current gain, can range from 50/50 to 200/200.

Conclusion

In conclusion, the BF799E6327HTSA1 is a bipolar junction transistor specifically designed to provide high power gain in radio frequencies from 525 MHz to 2100 MHz. It is mainly used in cordless telephones, mobile radio, and amateur radio applications. On top of that, it can also serve as a low-noise amplifier, preamplifier, oscillator-driver amplifier, and in TV tuners as well as radio receivers and FM/AM broadcast radio. The maximum current gain gains of this transistor lie within the range of 50/50 to 200/200.