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The M54519P from Mitsubishi Electric is a seven-circuit Darlington transistor array designed for high-current driving applications with low input current requirements. Each circuit consists of NPN transistors, providing robust performance for demanding tasks.
Key electrical specifications include a high breakdown voltage of 40V (BV CEO) and a maximum collector current (Ic(max)) of 400mA per output. The device operates effectively within a wide temperature range, from -20°C to +75°C, making it suitable for various environmental conditions. The input transistors feature a resistance of 20kΩ between the base and the input pin.
This transistor array is ideal for driving relays and printers, as well as for digit drives of indication elements like LEDs and lamps. It also serves as a MOS-bipolar logic IC interface. The M54519P is available in a 16-pin package, while the M54519FP variant comes in a space-saving molded small flat package.
Applications include driving inductive loads such as relays and solenoids, LED and lamp displays, and interfacing between high-voltage or high-current outputs and low-voltage logic.
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The maximum collector current for the M54519P is 400mA.
The collector-emitter voltage rating (BV CEO) for the M54519P is a minimum of 40V.
The operating temperature range for the M54519P is -20°C to +75°C.
The M54519P array uses NPN transistors.
The M54519P is used for driving relays and printers, digit drives of indication elements (LEDs and lamps), and MOS-bipolar logic IC interfaces.