RN1413(TE85L,F)

Resistor - Base (R1):	47 kOhms
Supplier Device Package:	S-Mini
Package / Case:	TO-236-3, SC-59, SOT-23-3
Mounting Type:	Surface Mount
Power - Max:	200mW
Frequency - Transition:	250MHz
Current - Collector Cutoff (Max):	100nA (ICBO)
Vce Saturation (Max) @ Ib, Ic:	300mV @ 250µA, 5mA
DC Current Gain (hFE) (Min) @ Ic, Vce:	120 @ 1mA, 5V
Series:	--
Voltage - Collector Emitter Breakdown (Max):	50V
Current - Collector (Ic) (Max):	100mA
Transistor Type:	NPN - Pre-Biased
Moisture Sensitivity Level (MSL):	--
Part Status:	Active
Lead Free Status / RoHS Status:	--
Packaging:	Tape & Reel (TR)

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• Introduction

RN1413 (TE85L,F) are NPN silicon transistors, also known as Bipolar Junction Transistors (BJTs). They have been designed for general purpose small signal amplification, switching and various digital applications. This type of transistor has been widely used for applications such as audio amplifiers, switching amplifiers, telecom audio and video switching, small power supply, analog and digital circuits, power amplifiers and voltage regulators. The RN1413 has a low collector-emitter saturation voltage, high gain linearity, low noise and high stability performance.

• Application Field

RN1413 (TE85L,F) is typically used in applications that require low-voltage operation or a high gain linearity. These applications can include audio and video electronics, telecom audio and video switching, power amplifiers, voltage regulators, linear power supplies, and PC boards.One of the more common applications for the RN1413 is audio amplification. It is a very popular choice for a variety of audio applications, including home and automobile sound systems, studio recording, microphone circuits, and PA systems. Another typical application for the RN1413 is in video and digital circuits, such as television and cable television equipment, DVD players, video game consoles, and digital video devices. The RN1413 is also commonly used for power supply circuit designs. In these situations, the transistor is usually wired as an active load somewhere in the circuit. This allows for precise voltage regulation and ensures that the output voltage will remain constant despite any minor fluctuations in the input voltage.In addition, the RN1413 can also be used as an amplifier or switch in both AC and DC operations. It is often used as an amplifier to boost the signal levels of the output, or as a switch to control the flow of power.

• Working Principle

A transistor, like the RN1413, consists of three terminals or leads called the emitter, collector and base. These are connected internally in such a way that current applied to one of the terminals can control the current flowing from another.The RN1413 works based on the principle of current transfer. When a forward bias is applied to the base terminal, a current flow is generated from the emitter to the collector. This current is called the collector current. The amount of current that flows is determined by the amount of bias voltage applied to the base terminal, with higher levels of bias voltage resulting in a greater amount of current flowing through the collector.The RN1413 can also be used as a switch. When the base voltage is high, the maximum amount of collector current will flow. Conversely, if the base voltage is low, the collector current will be reduced and eventually shut off. This enables the RN1413 to be used as either a high-speed switch or a low-power amplifier.

• Conclusion

The RN1413 transistor can be used for general purpose small signal amplification, switching and various digital applications. Common applications for this type of transistor include audio and video electronics, telecom audio and video switching, power amplifiers, voltage regulators and power supplies, linear power supplies, and PC boards. It is a very popular choice for a variety of audio applications, including home and automobile sound systems, studio recording, microphone circuits, and PA systems. The RN1413 works based on the principle of current transfer. When a forward bias is applied to the base terminal, a current flow is generated from the emitter to the collector. This current is called the collector current and its amount is determined by the amount of bias voltage applied to the base terminal. The RN1413 can also be used as a switch, where the base voltage is used to regulate the amount of current that passes through it.

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