This document describes the features and characteristics of the 2PC4617 NPN general purpose transistor, including low current and low voltage. The transistor is suitable for general purpose switching and amplification in communication, electronic data processing (EDP), and consumer applications.
The document is a product specification sheet for the Philips 2PC4617, an NPN general-purpose transistor designed for low current (max. 100mA) and low voltage (max. 50V) applications. It is intended for use in communication, electronic data processing (EDP), and consumer applications as a switching or amplification component.
The datasheet details the device's pinning configuration within an SC-75 plastic package (SOT416), lists marking codes (Q, R, S), and provides comprehensive electrical characteristics including DC current gain ($h_{FE}$) ranges for different variants. It also includes thermal resistance data and a complete outline drawing with dimensions in millimeters.
| Collector current (DC) | 100 mA |
|---|---|
| Peak collector current | 200 mA |
| Collector-base voltage | 50 V |
| Total power dissipation | 150 mW |
| Thermal resistance (junction to ambient) | 833 K/W |
| DC current gain ($h_{FE}$) range | 120 - 560 |
The device is an NPN transistor in an SC-75 plastic package.
It is used for general purpose switching and amplification in communication, electronic data processing (EDP), and consumer applications.
The available marking codes are Q, R, and S.