Q62702-C1892 Datasheet - Siemens Semiconductor Group

Q62702-C1892 NPN Silicon AF Transistors (For general AF applications High current gain)

NPN Silicon AF Transistors BCW 65 BCW 66 For general AF applications q High current gain q Low collector-emitter saturation voltage q Complementary types: BCW 67, BCW 68 (PNP) q Type BCW 65 A BCW 65 B BCW 65 C BCW 66 F BCW 66 G BCW 66 H Marking EAs EBs ECs EFs EGs EHs Ordering Code (tape and reel) Q62702-C1516 Q62702-C1612 Q62702-C1479 Q62702-C1892 Q62702-C1526 Q62702-C1632 Pin Configuration 1 2 3 B E C Package1) SOT-23 1) For detailed information see chapter Package Outlines. Semicond.

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Q62702-C1892

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Npn silicon af transistors (for general af applications high current gain).

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