Overview
The BCP56-10,135 is an 80 V, 1 A NPN medium power transistor manufactured by Nexperia USA Inc. This transistor is part of the BCP56 series and is packaged in a SOT223 (SC-73) surface-mounted device (SMD) plastic package. It is designed for medium power applications and is known for its high current handling and robust performance.
The BCP56-10 is suitable for a wide range of applications, including automotive, industrial, power, computing, and consumer electronics. With its commitment to innovation and sustainability, Nexperia's components are widely used in energy-efficient and cutting-edge solutions.
Key Specifications
| Parameter | Value | Unit |
|---|---|---|
| Type Number | BCP56-10 | - |
| Package Version | SOT223 | - |
| Package Name | SC-73 | - |
| Size (mm) | 6.5 x 3.5 x 1.65 | mm |
| Channel Type | NPN | - |
| Total Power Dissipation (P tot) | 650.0 | mW |
| Collector-Emitter Voltage (V CEO [max]) | 80.0 | V |
| Collector Current (I C [max]) | 1000.0 | mA |
| DC Current Gain (h FE [min]) | 63.0 | - |
| DC Current Gain (h FE [max]) | 160.0 | - |
| Junction Temperature (T J [max]) | 150 | °C |
| Transition Frequency (f T [min]) | 100.0 | MHz |
| Automotive Qualified | Yes | - |
| Vce Saturation (Max) @ Ib, Ic | 500 mV @ 50 mA, 500 mA | mV |
| Base-Emitter Voltage (VBE) | 1 V @ IC = 500 mA, VCE = 2 V | V |
Key Features
- High Current Handling: The BCP56-10 can handle up to 1 A of collector current, making it suitable for medium power applications.
- High Voltage Capability: With a maximum collector-emitter voltage of 80 V, this transistor is robust and reliable in various operating conditions.
- Compact Package: The SOT223 (SC-73) package is surface-mounted, providing a compact solution for space-constrained designs.
- High Transition Frequency: The transistor has a minimum transition frequency of 100 MHz, ensuring good high-frequency performance.
- Automotive Qualified: The BCP56-10 is qualified for automotive applications, meeting the stringent requirements of the automotive industry.
- Low Vce Saturation: The collector-emitter saturation voltage is as low as 500 mV, which helps in reducing power losses.
Applications
- Automotive Systems: Suitable for various automotive applications due to its automotive qualification and robust performance.
- Industrial Control: Used in industrial control systems, motor control, and power management.
- Power Electronics: Ideal for power electronic applications such as power supplies, inverters, and converters.
- Consumer Electronics: Found in consumer electronic devices requiring medium power transistor capabilities.
- Computing and Mobile Devices: Used in computing and mobile devices for power management and switching applications.
Q & A
- What is the maximum collector-emitter voltage of the BCP56-10 transistor?
The maximum collector-emitter voltage (V CEO [max]) is 80 V.
- What is the maximum collector current of the BCP56-10 transistor?
The maximum collector current (I C [max]) is 1 A.
- What is the package type of the BCP56-10 transistor?
The transistor is packaged in a SOT223 (SC-73) surface-mounted device (SMD) plastic package.
- What is the junction temperature rating of the BCP56-10 transistor?
The junction temperature (T J [max]) is 150 °C.
- Is the BCP56-10 transistor automotive qualified?
Yes, the BCP56-10 is qualified for automotive applications.
- What is the transition frequency of the BCP56-10 transistor?
The minimum transition frequency (f T [min]) is 100 MHz.
- What is the Vce saturation voltage of the BCP56-10 transistor?
The Vce saturation voltage is 500 mV at IB = 50 mA and IC = 500 mA.
- What is the base-emitter voltage of the BCP56-10 transistor?
The base-emitter voltage (VBE) is 1 V at IC = 500 mA and VCE = 2 V.
- Where can I find more detailed specifications and datasheets for the BCP56-10 transistor?
You can find detailed specifications and datasheets on the Nexperia website or through authorized distributors like Mouser and Digi-Key.
- What are some common applications of the BCP56-10 transistor?
The BCP56-10 is commonly used in automotive systems, industrial control, power electronics, consumer electronics, and computing and mobile devices.
