PU4314, PU4319, PU4320 Selling Leads, Datasheet
MFG:Panasonic Package Cooled:200 D/C:08+/09+
PU4314, PU4319, PU4320 Datasheet download
Part Number: PU4314
MFG: Panasonic
Package Cooled: 200
D/C: 08+/09+
MFG:Panasonic Package Cooled:200 D/C:08+/09+
PU4314, PU4319, PU4320 Datasheet download
MFG: Panasonic
Package Cooled: 200
D/C: 08+/09+
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The PU4314 is designed as silicon NPN/PNP epitaxial planar type.
It has four features. The first one is it would have low collector to emitter saturation voltage. The next one is it would have good linearity of DC current gain. The next one is it would have high speed switching. The next one is it would have 2 NPN elements + 2 PNP elements. That are all the main features.
Some absolute maximum ratings have been concluded into several points as follow. The first one is about its collector to base voltage which would be ±40V. The next one is about its collector to emitter voltage which would be ±20V. The next one is about its emitter to base voltage which would be ±5V. The next one is about its peak collector current which would be ±12A. The next one is about its collector current which would be ±7A. The next one is about its power dissipation which would be 15W. The next one is about its junction temperature range which would be 150°C. The next one is about its storage temperature range which would be from -55 to +150°C.
Also there are some electrical characteristics having been concluded into several points as follow. The first one is about its collector cutoff current which would be max ±50uA with condition of Vcb=±40V and Ie=0. The next one is about its emitter cutoff current which would be max ±50uA with condition of Veb=±5V and Ic=0. The next one is about its collector to emitter voltage which would be min ±20V with condition of Ic=±10mA and Ib=0. The next one is about its DC current gain which would be min 60 and max 260 with condition of Vce=±2V and Ic=±2A. The next one is collector to emitter saturation voltage which would be max ±0.6V. The next one is about its transition frequency which would be typ 150MHz with condition of Vce=±10V, Ic=±0.5A and f=10MHz. And so on. For more information please contact us.
The PU4319 is designed as silicon NPN/PNP planar darlington type.
It has three features. The first one is it would have high DC current gain. The next one is it would have high speed switching. The next one is it would have 2 NPN elements + 2 PNP elements. That are all the main features.
Some absolute maximum ratings have been concluded into several points as follow. The first one is about its collector to base voltage which would be ±60V. The next one is about its collector to emitter voltage which would be ±60V. The next one is about its emitter to base voltage which would be ±5V. The next one is about its peak collector current which would be ±4A. The next one is about its collector current which would be ±2A. The next one is about its power dissipation which would be 15W. The next one is about its junction temperature range which would be 150°C. The next one is about its storage temperature range which would be from -55 to +150°C.
Also there are some electrical characteristics having been concluded into several points as follow. The first one is about its collector cutoff current which would be max ±1mA with condition of Vcb=±60V and Ie=0. The next one is about its emitter cutoff current which would be max ±2mA with condition of Veb=±5V and Ic=0. The next one is about its collector to emitter voltage which would be min 60V with condition of Ic=±30mA and Ib=0. The next one is about its DC current gain which would be min 1000 and max 10000 with condition of Vce=±4V and Ic=±2A. The next one is collector to emitter saturation voltage which would be max ±2.8V. The next one is about its transition frequency which would be typ 20MHz with condition of Vce=10V, Ic=0.5A and f=1MHz. And so on. For more information please contact us.
The PU4320 is designed as silicon NPN/PNP planar darlington type.
It has three features. The first one is it would have high DC current gain. The next one is it would have high speed switching. The next one is it would have 2 NPN elements + 2 PNP elements. That are all the main features.
Some absolute maximum ratings have been concluded into several points as follow. The first one is about its collector to base voltage which would be ±60V. The next one is about its collector to emitter voltage which would be ±60V. The next one is about its emitter to base voltage which would be ±5V. The next one is about its peak collector current which would be ±8A. The next one is about its collector current which would be ±4A. The next one is about its power dissipation which would be 15W. The next one is about its junction temperature range which would be 150°C. The next one is about its storage temperature range which would be from -55 to +150°C.
Also there are some electrical characteristics having been concluded into several points as follow. The first one is about its collector cutoff current which would be max ±200uA with condition of Vcb=±60V and Ie=0. The next one is about its emitter cutoff current which would be max ±2mA with condition of Veb=±5V and Ic=0. The next one is about its collector to emitter voltage which would be min ±60V with condition of Ic=±30mA and Ib=0. The next one is about its DC current gain which would be min 1000 and max 10000 with condition of Vce=±3V and Ic=±3A. The next one is collector to emitter saturation voltage which would be max ±2V. The next one is about its transition frequency which would be typ 20MHz with condition of Vce=10V, Ic=0.5A and f=1MHz. And so on. For more information please contact us.