2N6505G

The 2N6505G is a Darlington NPN transistor designed for high-voltage applications, capable of handling up to 40A of continuous current. It is commonly used in power amplification and voltage regulation circuits where high current amplification is required.

Pinout

(Note: The pin configuration below is a general representation. Refer to the specific datasheet for precise details.)

• Base (B): The control input for the transistor.
• Collector (C): This lead carries the main current flow.
• Emitter (E): The output terminal for the transistor.

Circuit Diagram

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Key Features

• Darlington Configuration: The 2N6505G features a Darlington configuration for high current gain and performance.
• High Current Rating: Capable of handling up to 40A of continuous current, making it suitable for power applications.
• High Voltage Capability: Designed for use in high-voltage circuits, accommodating voltage requirements in various applications.
• Low Saturation Voltage: The transistor exhibits low saturation voltage, reducing power dissipation and improving efficiency.
• Wide Operating Temperature Range: Operates efficiently across a wide temperature range, suitable for diverse environmental conditions.

Note: For detailed technical specifications, please refer to the 2N6505G datasheet.

Application

• Power Amplification: Ideal for power amplifier circuits requiring high current amplification.
• Voltage Regulation: Used in voltage regulator circuits to stabilize and control voltage levels.
• Switching Applications: Suitable for high-powered switching applications where low saturation voltage is crucial.

Functionality

The 2N6505G transistor operates as a high-current amplifier, providing efficient power control and regulation in various electronic circuits.

Usage Guide

• Base Connection: Connect the control signal to the Base (B) terminal to control the transistor's operation.
• Emitter Connection: The Emitter (E) lead should be connected to the ground or common reference point.
• Collector Connection: The load or circuit requiring amplification or voltage regulation should be connected to the Collector (C) terminal.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What is the maximum current rating of the 2N6505G transistor?
A: The 2N6505G can handle up to 40A of continuous current.

Q: Is the 2N6505G suitable for high-voltage applications?
A: Yes, the 2N6505G is designed for high-voltage circuits and provides reliable performance in such applications.