JAN2N3486A

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The Silicon NPN transistor JAN2N3486A is a general-purpose, medium-power transistor in a three lead package. It is a single transistor type, so there are no complimentary devices available. This type of transistor is useful for a variety of applications such as audio amplifiers, radio amplifiers, switching circuits, digital logic circuits, etc.

The JAN2N3486A is a silicon NPN general-purpose transistor, with a maximum voltage rating of 150V. It is capable of delivering a power output of up to 400mW and can operate in the temperature range of -65°C to +150°C. The maximum collector current is 0.3A, which is sufficient for low-current applications such as switch triggering. It also offers excellent switching performance with a maximum frequency of 100MHz.

In terms of its electrical characteristics, the JAN2N3486A exhibits a high gain, a low collector to emitter saturation voltage, and a low noise figure. These properties make it ideal for audio and radio amplification and switching applications. The device also offers excellent thermal stability and good power dissipation characteristics.

The JAN2N3486A is commonly used in applications such as oscillators, small power regulators, timers, LED indicators, and audio amplifiers. It is also used in wide range voltage regulators and switch mode power sources as well as in industrial, medical and consumer electronics.

The working principle of the JAN2N3486A transistors is based on the same principles as all other transistors. It works on the principle of a three-terminal device, with the three terminals being the base, the collector, and the emitter. The base terminal is used to control the flow of current between the collector and the emitter, and when a small current is applied to the base terminal, it allows the flow of the bigger current between the collector and the emitter.

To operate the JAN2N3486A, a voltage needs to be applied across the base and the emitter so that it can activate and control the base current flow. When a voltage is applied, a current starts to flow and as the current increases, a voltage drop occurs. Once the current reaches a certain level, the voltage drop reaches its maximum value and is called the saturation voltage.

The collector current of the JAN2N3486A is dependent on the applied voltage and the current gain. The current gain is the ratio of the collector current to the base current and is usually denoted by the letter "h" in technical literature. As the voltage is increased, the collector current increases, and the opposite happens when the voltage is decreased.

The JAN2N3486A transistors can be used in various applications due to its medium power output and small footprint. They work in a multitude of applications, including audio amplifiers, radio amplifiers, switching circuits, and digital logic circuits. They are highly durable and reliable, making them great choices for use in both industrial and consumer electronics.

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