This transistor should operate below 20V to run safely within the circuits of electronic projects.Equivalent S8050 transistors are S9013 & 2N5830. Once the current supply is removed at the base terminal of the transistor then it will be turned off, so this phase is called a cut-off region.Īlternatives S8050 transistors are 2N2369, 2N3904, 2N3055, MPSA42, BC547, S9014, 2N3906, SS8050, etc. The typical voltage used across the VCE or VCB could be 20V & 30V correspondingly. Once this transistor is completely biased then it allows up to 700mA of current to supply across the emitter & collector terminals, so this phase is known as Saturation Region. A transistor can be biased once the current supply is provided to the base pin that must be restricted to 5mA. If the amplification is high then it is used for amplification.īut, the gain value at collector current will be 110 and the max current supply throughout the Collector terminal is 700mA, so we cannot control different loads which operate by suing above 700mA through this transistor. The max gain value of this transistor is 300 & this value will decide the capacity of amplification. In the S8050 NPN transistor, both the terminals like the emitter & collector will be reverse biased when the base pin is held at the ground and will be closed (Forward biased) when a signal is provided to the base pin. Transfer Ratio of forwarding Current/hFE Value is120.Operating temperature (Max) ranges from -65 to +150 C.Transition Frequency (fT) Max is 100 MHz.Dissipation of Collector (Pc) Max is 1 Watt.Voltage from emitter to base (VBE) Max is 5V.Voltage from collector to base (VCB) Max is 30V.Voltage from collector to the emitter (VCE) max is 20V.Collector Current Max (IC) is 700mA/0.7A.The features and specifications of the S8050 Transistor include the following. Pin3 (Collector): The current supplies through this terminal Features & Specifications

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