What is a C945 transistor?

What is a C945 transistor?

A C945 transistor is a type of negative-positive-negative (NPN) bipolar junction transistor. This configuration allows the C945 transistor to conduct electric current between the collector and emitter regions when voltage is applied to the transistor’s base region.

What is a BC547 transistor?

BC547 is a Bipolar Junction Transistor, abbreviated as BJT. It is an NPN transistor. It has three terminals named as: Emitter. Collector.

What is the gain of 2N2222?

2N2222A has a gain value of 110 to 800, this value determines the amplification capacity of the transistor. The maximum amount of current that could flow through the Collector pin is 800mA, hence we cannot connect loads that consume more than 800mA using this transistor.

What is a c945 transistor used for?

C945 is a general purpose NPN transistor used in wide variety of commercial and educational electronic circuits. It is manufactured in TO-93 package, the max load this transistor can drive is around 150mA or 0.15A that is enough to operate many devices in a circuit for example LEDs, Relays, ICs, transistors and other parts of a circuit.

What is the saturation voltage of c945 BJT transistor?

The saturation voltage of most BJT transistors are 0.6V but the C945 has only 0.3V therefore it can perform well in low voltage circuits or in any circuit where low base voltage is available and other BJT transistors are not saturating. It can also be used in RF circuits under 200MHz frequency.

What is the complementary of c945?

NPN Complementary of C945 is A733, BC557,Bc558 and BC556B. This transistor has a good DC current gain and low noise due to this it is suitable to use in audio amplifier circuits stages or for the amplification of other electronic circuits.

What does 2SC945 stand for?

UNISONIC TECHNOLOGIES CO., LTD 2SC945 NPN SILICON TRANSISTOR AUDIO FREQUENCY AMPLIFIER HIGH FREQUENCY OSC NPN TRANSISTOR DESCRIPTION The UTC 2SC945 is an audio frequency amplifier high frequency OSC NPN transistor.

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