PN3568_D26Z Discrete Semiconductor Products

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The PN3568_D26Z transistor is a single type bipolar junction transistor (BJT). It is a no lead small-signal transistor which is priced economically due to its high production volume. This is a general purpose NPN transistor great for switching and amplifier applications. The PN3568_D26Z transistor is packaged in an SC-75 package that provides an extremely low profile surface-mount type.

The transistor has a power dissipation of 125mW and features an excellent current gain. Its low noise figure and high gain make it perfect for audio amplifiers and low voltage power amplifiers. It has a collector-emitter voltage rating of 30V and a collector-base voltage rating of 40V. The current gain of the PN3568_D26Z transistor ranges from 30 to 500, depending on its collector current.

The PN3568_D26Z is a versatile electronic device that can be used in a variety of applications. It is particularly useful in power switching applications, due to its low power dissipation and ability to drive heavy loads. It can also be used in small signal amplifier applications, such as DC-DC converters, timers, amplifiers and oscillators. This versatile transistor can also be used in oscillator circuits, including circuit with a single power supply.

The working principle of the PN3568_D26Z transistor is fairly simple. It is a type of junction transistor made up of three doped layers: an emitter, a base and a collector. When a voltage is applied across the emitter and collector, current is allowed to flow from the emitter to the collector. As current flows through the base, it can act as an amplifier or a switch to control the current being passed from the emitter to the collector.

The transistor is designed to act as a switch or an amplifier, depending on how it is used. When used as a switch, the transistor is used to either turn on or turn off an external circuit, the resulting on or off action of the external circuit being controlled by the amount of current passing through the base of the transistor. When used as an amplifier, the transistor amplifies the signal current, allowing the signal to be read or heard more clearly.

The PN3568_D26Z transistor is highly efficient and is great for a variety of circuits. Its versatility makes it perfect for everyday electronic applications, as it can be used for both digital and analog devices. Its low power dissipation and high current gain also make it suitable for powering small projects. With its economical price tag and versatile applications, this single bipolar junction transistor is an excellent choice for the hobbyist or professional electronics enthusiast.

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