Toshiba RN49A2 Datasheet

This document introduces Toshiba's RN49A2 transistor. The transistor is suitable for switching, inverter, interface, and driver circuits. It has 2 built-in elements and allows for device miniaturization and assembly simplification due to the built-in bias resistors.


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Brand
Toshiba
Category
Other Electronics
Document type
Datasheet
Language
Japanese
Pages
7
File format
PDF
File size
408 KB
Published
03 November, 2011
Updated
29 September, 2023
MD5 checksum
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About this manual

The RN49A2 is a silicon NPN/PNP epitaxial transistor with built‑in bias resistors, intended for switching, inverter, driver and other circuits. The document provides the absolute maximum ratings, detailed electrical parameters, and package information for both Q1 and Q2 sections of the device.

Additional sections cover recommended handling, storage temperature limits, and legal notices. The data is presented in Japanese with standard electrical symbols and units, suitable for designers needing precise specifications for circuit design and reliability analysis. This manual is written in Japanese.

What's inside

  • Absolute Maximum Ratings
  • Electrical Characteristics
  • Package Information
  • Handling Instructions

Specifications

Collector‑Base Voltage (VcBo) Q150 V
Collector‑Emitter Voltage (VcEo) Q150 V
Collector‑Base Voltage (VcBo) Q2-50 V
Collector‑Emitter Voltage (VcEo) Q2-50 V
Storage Temperature Range-55 °C to 150 °C

Frequently asked questions

What is the maximum collector‑base voltage for Q1?

The maximum collector‑base voltage for Q1 is 50 V.

What is the storage temperature range for the RN49A2?

The device can be stored from –55 °C up to 150 °C.

Are there any usage restrictions for safety‑critical applications?

The datasheet states the part is not intended for safety‑critical or high‑risk applications such as nuclear, aerospace, medical, or automotive systems.

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