BCV64B is a PNP double transistor produced by Philips Semiconductors. Its characteristics are low current and low voltage, with maximum values of 100mA and 30V respectively. The product is mainly used for switching and amplification.
The document describes the Philips BCV64B, which is a PNP general purpose double transistor housed in a plastic surface-mounted SOT143B package. It features two transistors (TR1 and TR2) with specific collector-base and collector-emitter voltage ratings of up to 30 V and 6 V respectively, and a maximum DC collector current of 100 mA.
| Package type | SOT143B plastic package |
|---|---|
| Maximum DC collector current (TR1) | -100 mA |
| Peak collector current | -200 mA |
| Collector-base voltage (TR1) | -30 V |
| Collector capacitance (TR1) | 4 pF |
| Transition frequency (TR1) | 100 MHz |
The maximum DC collector current is 100 mA, and the peak collector current is 200 mA.
The total power dissipation is 250 mW when the transistor is mounted on a printed-circuit board at 25 °C.
The maximum collector-base voltage is 30 V for TR1 and 6 V for TR2.