50pcs 2N5401 5401 PNP Transistor TO-92 150V 600mA 625mW

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9 in stock

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50pcs 2N5401 PNP Transistor

Introducing our 2N5401 PNP Transistors, ideal for diverse electrical engineering applications. Designed for optimal performance, they are perfect for projects requiring high voltage and current ratings.

  • Voltage Rating: 150V
  • Current Rating: 600mA
  • Package Type: TO-92
  • Power Dissipation: 625mW
  • Application: General-Purpose Amplification

Order now to enhance your circuit designs with reliable 2N5401 transistors, delivering superior efficiency and performance.

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Product Details:

Enhance your electronic designs with our premium 2N5401 PNP Transistors, perfect for amplifying or switching applications. Manufactured for reliability, these transistors deliver consistent performance in high-voltage and medium current applications, providing essential functionality for advanced circuit designs.

Specifications:

  • ✅ Quantity: 50 Pieces
  • ✅ Transistor Type: PNP
  • ✅ Package Type: TO-92
  • ✅ Voltage Rating: 150V
  • ✅ Current Rating: 600mA
  • ✅ Power Dissipation: 625mW
  • ✅ Application: Amplification and Switching Circuits

Features & Benefits:

  • ✔️ High Voltage Tolerance: Operates efficiently at up to 150V
  • ✔️ Robust Current Handling: Supports up to 600mA
  • ✔️ Durable TO-92 Package: Ensures long-lasting performance
  • ✔️ Versatile Use: Ideal for amplifiers, switches, and other electronic circuits
  • ✔️ Convenient Quantity: 50 pieces for extensive prototyping and production runs