Transistors & MOSFETsCode 4cade4ae99
2N2907 Bipolar PNP Transistor
Features and Technical Specification
- Delivery in 2 to 4 working daysFree in Islamabad & Rawalpindi above Rs 5,000
- Cash on deliveryPay when your parcel arrives
- 7-day checking warrantyDead-on-arrival items replaced
- Packed with careAnti-static & padded packaging
Highlights
- Having a high value of current (max. 600 mA)
- Low voltage value (max. 40 V)
- It comes in different types of packages TO-92, TO-18
- These are Lead (Pb) free devices
- Collector to Emitter voltage (VCEO) is 40v (max.)
- Collector to Base voltage (VCBO) is 60v (max.)
- Emitter to Base voltage(VEBO) is 5v (normally)
- The maximum value of Collector current is 600mA
About this product
•Power dissipation at ambient temperature is about 400mW
•Having DC current gain (hfe) of 100 to 300 (max.)
•The temperature of operation and storage is -65 to +150 C
2N2907 Bipolar PNP Transistor Brief Description
2N2907 Bipolar PNP transistor available in a metal can package, having a high value of current 600mA with a low voltage of 40v. The condition of being forward biased is when the base is connected to the ground or has no supply on it, and as a signal is provided to the base pin it goes reverse-biased . The transistor has having DC current gain value of 100 to 300 which shows the amplification capacity of the transistor. As it is used for amplification and switching.
When the transistor is fully biased it allows a maximum of 500mA current through the collector and provides a voltage (collector to emitter) of 1.6v (max.), this is the Saturation region of the transistor. While the base current is removed the transistor is in the off state it’s in the Cut-off region.
2N2907 transistor as Switch
When used as a switch, can be operated in the saturation and cut-off regions. In the PNP transistor, by default, it’s in the ON state, but not to be said perfectly until the base pin is not grounded. If we provide ground to the base pin then the transistor will be in reverse-biased and said to be turned ON. If supply is provided to the base pin it stops conducting current…
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