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The NTE274 is a single NPN Darlington transistor manufactured by NTE Electronics. This component is designed for through-hole mounting and comes in a TO-66 package. It offers a breakdown voltage of 80V and can handle a continuous collector current of up to 4A. The transistor exhibits a high DC current gain (hFE) of 750 at 2A and 3V, with a Vce saturation of 3V at 40mA and 4A. It has a power dissipation rating of 50W and operates within a temperature range of -65°C to 200°C.
This transistor is suitable for applications requiring high gain and current amplification. Its robust construction and specifications make it a reliable choice for various electronic circuits. The through-hole mounting facilitates easy integration into PCB designs.
Key electrical characteristics include an 80V collector-emitter voltage and a 4A collector current. The high hFE value is particularly useful in amplification stages where significant signal gain is needed. The operating temperature range ensures performance across a wide spectrum of environmental conditions.
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The breakdown voltage of the NTE274 transistor is 80V.
The NTE274 can handle a maximum continuous collector current of 4A.
The DC current gain (hFE) of the NTE274 is a minimum of 750 at 2A and 3V.
The NTE274 transistor operates between -65°C and 200°C.
The NTE274 transistor is supplied in a TO-66 package.
The NTE274 transistor is mounted using the through-hole method.