ON Semiconductor 2N6437/2N6438 Power Transistor Datasheet

This document describes the features of the product designed for use in industrial-military power amplifier and switching circuit applications. It has high collector-emitter sustaining voltage, high DC current gain, low collector-emitter saturation voltage, and fast switching times.


ON Semiconductor 2N6437/2N6438 Power Transistor Datasheet - cover page
Brand
ON Semiconductor
Category
Power Amplifier
Document type
Datasheet
Language
English
Pages
9
File format
PDF
File size
77 KB
Published
08 May, 2012
Updated
29 September, 2023
MD5 checksum
8264D6397910E29E975600CA703A3984

About this manual

The ON Semiconductor 2N6437 and 2N6438 are high‑power PNP silicon transistors designed for industrial and military power‑amplifier and switching applications. The datasheet provides maximum ratings, electrical and thermal characteristics, and package dimensions.

Key specifications include collector‑emitter sustaining voltage, continuous collector current, total power dissipation, and thermal resistance. Package information and ordering details are also listed.

What's inside

  • Maximum Ratings
  • Electrical Characteristics
  • Thermal Characteristics
  • Dynamic Characteristics
  • Switching Characteristics
  • Package Dimensions
  • Notes
  • Publication Ordering Information

Specifications

Collector‑Emitter Sustaining Voltage (VCE(sus))100 V (2N6437) / 120 V (2N6438)
Maximum Collector‑Emitter Voltage (VCEO)100 V (2N6437) / 120 V (2N6438)
Continuous Collector Current (Ic)25 A
Total Device Dissipation (Pp) at 25 °C200 W
Thermal Resistance, Junction‑to‑Case (RθJC)0.875 °C·W

Frequently asked questions

What is the package type for the 2N6437 and 2N6438 transistors?

They are supplied in CASE 1‑07, TO‑204AA (TO‑3) package.

What is the maximum collector current rating?

The transistors can handle a continuous collector current of 25 A.

What are the collector‑emitter voltage limits?

2N6437 is rated for 100 V and 2N6438 for 120 V collector‑emitter voltage.

How much power can the device dissipate?

The maximum power dissipation is 200 W at a case temperature of 25 °C.

Download PDF (77 KB)

More ON Semiconductor Manuals


View all ON Semiconductor manuals →