Microchip 2N5002

Part points

• The 2N5002 is a small signal NPN transistor commonly used in electronic circuits. It is designed for general-purpose amplification and switching applications with low power requirements. The chip can handle a maximum current of 100mA and a voltage of up to 40V. It offers low noise and high gain characteristics, making it suitable for a wide range of electronic projects.

• Equivalent

  The equivalent products of the 2N5002 chip are the PN3700 and the 2N304.

• Features

  The 2N5002 is a PNP transistor with a maximum collector current of 0.5A, a maximum collector-emitter voltage of 40V, and a power dissipation of 0.8W. It has a low voltage drop and is commonly used for amplification, switching, and control purposes in various electronic circuits.

• Pinout

  The 2N5002 is a transistor with a pin count of three. The pin functions are Base (B), Emitter (E), and Collector (C). The Base pin controls the flow of current between the Emitter and Collector pins, making it suitable for amplification or switching applications.

• Manufacturer

  2N5002 is a silicon NPN transistor originally manufactured by Motorola (now part of ON Semiconductor). Motorola is a multinational company that designs and manufactures semiconductors, electronic components, and communication equipment. It is primarily known for its extensive range of products in the automotive, industrial, and consumer sectors.

• Application Field

  The 2N5002 is a bipolar junction transistor (BJT) primarily used in low-power audio amplifier applications. It can also be utilized in switching applications where low-frequency signals are involved. Additionally, it can be employed as a general-purpose amplifier in various electronic circuits requiring low noise and high gain characteristics.

• Package

  The 2N5002 chip is available in a TO-39 package type. The chip has a form of a transistor and measures approximately 10mm by 17mm in size.