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A small signal NPN transistor used for general purpose audio amplifiers and switching.
BC stands for silicon transistor
The SK100 transistor is a general-purpose NPN transistor. An equivalent component can be the 2N3904 or BC547, which also serve similar functions in various electronic circuits. However, it's essential to check the specific electrical characteristics and ratings, such as current and voltage, to ensure compatibility in your application. Always consult the datasheets for precise comparisons.
This is the European "Pro-electron" numbering system compared with the US JEDEC system (2N etc)First - LetterA = Germanium DeviceB = Silicon DeviceC = Gallium ArsenideSecond - Letter for A/B/C devicesA = small signal diodeC = small signal general purpose transistor (for audio or slow speed switching)D = power transistor (audio and low frequency applications_F = small signal RF transistorT = SCR / ThyristorU = power transistor for switching applicationsY = rectifier diodeThird + Fourth + Fifth - Unique identifier numberSome manufacturers put some significance on the number. For example Mullard/Philips treated the second digit of 4 meaning NPN Lockfit case and 5 meaning PNP lockfit. Many used 6 for TO92 cases.An optional letter followed indicating a gain grouping ... typically A being lowest, B middle and C highestDifferent manufacturers created similar transistors with different type markings.e.g. BC107 BC167 all functionally very similar.So, the BC147 is a Silicon small signal audio transistor with a "Lockfit case" originally manufactured by/for Philips/Mullard. A viable replacement today, if you can't find a 147 is a BC547 If there's a gain grouping letter, you need to match the gain grouping either by a comparable letter, or by testing. Careful with the pinout.There are a cluster of similar transistors ...So, the BC147 is one of a cluster of 3 similar transistors ... BC147/148/149. BC147 has ratings of VCE 50, VCB 45 ICMAX 100 hfe 125-500BC148 has ratings of VCE 30, VCB 20 ICMAX 100 hfe 125-500BC149 has ratings of VCE 30, VCB 20 ICMax 100 hfe 240-900 Noise 2dBLockfit transistor pinout (wideface down)BE CBC547 pinout (flatface down)E B C
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Before Christ as AD stands for After death
B for siliconC low power audio frequency
B means ' silicon' and C means materials like GaAs
A small signal NPN transistor used for general purpose audio amplifiers and switching.
General Purpose Amplifier Transistors. 2N4401=NPN replacements: BC337, BC338 http://www.fairchildsemi.com/ds/BC/BC337.pdf also BC547, 2N2222 http://www.slabastruja.com/elementi/BC547.pdf 2N4403=PNP replacements: BC327, BC328, PN2907 http://www.biltek.tubitak.gov.tr/gel...ar/4/BC327.pdf http://www.st.com/internet/com/TECHN...CD00002997.pdf
The BC547 is a general-purpose NPN transistor commonly used as a buffer in electronic circuits. In this configuration, it takes a low-power input signal at its base and provides a higher current output at its collector, effectively isolating the input from the output. This allows the buffer to drive larger loads without affecting the input signal's characteristics, maintaining signal integrity. Additionally, the BC547 can provide voltage gain, making it useful in various applications such as amplifiers and signal processing.
Bc100 is an npn transister. if we know vlsi/cmos u will come to know about npn & pnp configurations.
If you want to find DC gain (Hfe) of a BJT transistor like BC547, then you need to look in its datasheet. You can easily find a datasheet for BC547 just by googling it. Once you found it, then you will find a graph for DC current gain in the datasheet. The x-axis of the graph will be the collector current (Ic) and the y-axis will be the gain (Hfe). As you will see from the graph the gain is dependent on the collector current Ic. Therefore first determine what collector current you want to be flowing, then use the graph to find what the DC gain will be. Then you can find what base current Ib you need to inject in order to establish the necessary collector current Ic. The relationship is Ic = Hfe*Ib.
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