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2SA1452A

Specifications

SKU: 11303407

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Parameter Symbol Min Typical Max Unit Conditions
Collector-Emitter Voltage VCE - - 60 V -
Emitter-Base Voltage VEB - - 6 V -
Collector Current IC - - 2 A -
Base Current IB - - 0.2 A -
Power Dissipation PT - - 62.5 W TA = 25°C
Junction Temperature TJ - - 150 °C -
Storage Temperature Range TSTG -55 - 150 °C -
Transition Frequency fT - 300 - MHz IC = 100 mA, VCE = 10 V
DC Current Gain hFE 20 70 200 - IC = 150 mA, VCE = 10 V

Instructions for Use:

  1. Mounting and Handling:

    • Handle the 2SA1452A with care to avoid mechanical stress.
    • Ensure proper heat sinking when operating at high power levels to maintain junction temperature within safe limits.
  2. Biasing:

    • Ensure that the base-emitter voltage (VBE) is within the specified range to prevent damage.
    • Use appropriate biasing circuits to maintain the transistor in the desired operating region (cut-off, active, or saturation).
  3. Power Dissipation:

    • Calculate the power dissipation (PD = VCE × IC) to ensure it does not exceed the maximum rated value.
    • Use a heatsink if necessary to manage thermal resistance and keep the junction temperature below the maximum limit.
  4. Storage and Operating Temperatures:

    • Store the transistor in a dry environment within the specified storage temperature range.
    • Operate the transistor within the recommended temperature range to ensure reliable performance.
  5. Electrical Stress:

    • Do not exceed the maximum ratings for collector-emitter voltage, emitter-base voltage, collector current, and base current.
    • Use protective circuits (e.g., clamping diodes) to guard against transient voltage spikes.
  6. Testing:

    • Use a suitable multimeter or transistor tester to verify the parameters before installation.
    • Test the transistor under controlled conditions to ensure it meets the specified performance criteria.
  7. Soldering:

    • Use a low-wattage soldering iron and avoid prolonged heating during soldering to prevent damage to the device.
    • Follow standard soldering practices to ensure a good electrical connection and mechanical stability.
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