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The NE529D is a transistor produced by Philips, categorized under special purpose transistors. It features a typical propagation delay of 10 nanoseconds and a gain of 5000, making it suitable for high-speed switching and signal processing applications. Its electrical characteristics include input offset voltage of 6 mV at 25°C and maximum input bias current of 50 μA over temperature range. The device operates within a common-mode voltage range from -5 V to 0 V and can handle supply voltages up to +15 V for positive and -15 V for negative supplies. Its package type and mounting details are not specified but are typically designed for discrete circuit integration. This transistor is used in applications requiring fast switching times and precise electrical performance.
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The propagation delay of the NE529D is 10 nanoseconds.
The gain of the NE529D is 5000.
The input offset voltage at 25°C is 6 mV.
The maximum input bias current over temperature range is 50 μA.
The maximum positive supply voltage is +15 V and the maximum negative supply voltage is -15 V.