PIMZ2,115

Transistors - Bipolar (BJT) - Arrays

The PIMZ2.115 is an array of two surface-mountable NPN Bipolar Junction Transistors (BJTs) with a common emitter configuration, arranged in one package. It is frequently used for dc-to-dc conversion to reduce heat dissipation footprints, increase noise immunity, and improve efficiency.

Application Field of PIMZ2.115

The PIMZ2.115 is a significant component in many different types of circuits. It is often used for numerous consumer applications such as: white goods, DTVs, Set-top boxes, audio related equipment, and renewable energy systems. In general, any circuit that requires two Bipolar Junction Transistors (BJTs) connected in series may make use of this 2-pack array.

PIMZ2.115 is a also commonly used in many industrial applications, like automated test equipment, factory robots, variable frequency drives, motor control, servo-amplifiers, and other precision instruments. Additionally, the PIMZ2.115 is often found in professional audio and industrial air conditioning systems due to its large current transfer ratio, low saturation voltage, and high transition frequency.

Working Principle of PIMZ2.115

PIMZ2.115 is constructed from two surface mountable NPN Bipolar Junction Transistors (BJTs) with a common emitter configuration, typically connected in series to form an array. The transistors have an internal base connection and an internal collector circuit, which reduces the overall size and improves reliability. Each of the two transistors acts as an individual switch, with a single input and two outputs.

The input signal is fed into the base of the transistor, and when a certain voltage level is reached, the internal switch will be closed and a current flow will be established. This current can then be used to drive a load, such as a motor or heater, depending on the application. If the voltage level input is set correctly, the transistor will be able to accurately and efficiently control the current and power output without any additional components or circuits.

Due to the common emitter configuration, the PIMZ2.115 can also be used as a voltage amplifier. The transistor’s low base current allows for a gain of up to 1000, which is why it is often used as a buffer in various types of industrial circuitry and audio applications. In general, the PIMZ2.115 is a very versatile component and can be used in a variety of different applications.

Conclusion

The PIMZ2.115 is an array of two surface-mountable NPN Bipolar Junction Transistors (BJTs) in a common emitter configuration, often used in a variety of dc-to-dc conversion circuits to reduce footprints, improve efficiency, and increase noise immunity. Additionally, the PIMZ2.115 can be used as a voltage amplifier due to its high current transfer ratio and low saturation voltage.

This component has applications across a wide range of industries and consumer applications, from automated test equipment to factory robots and white goods, and is a highly reliable and versatile component for many different types of circuit design.