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MJF13009 NPN Transistor

The MJF13009 is a bipolar junction transistor (BJT) with an NPN-type configuration. That means the MJF13009 transistor has a positively charged layer between two negatively charged layers. This transistor has three terminals Base, Collector, and Emitter.

The MJF13009 transistor symbol shows an arrow from the base into the emitter. This means that the current flows from collector terminal to emitter terminal.

Circuit diagram symbol of the MJF13009 transistor as follows.

Circuit diagram symbol of the MJF13009 transistor

MJF13009 Transistor Specification

Transistor Code MJF13009
Transistor Type BJT
Transistor Polarity NPN
Transistor Material Silicon(SI)
Package TO220F
Collector Power Dissipation (Maximum) PC 50W
Collector-Base Voltage (Maximum) VCB 700V
Collector-Emitter Voltage (Maximum) VCE 400V
Collector Current (Maximum) IC 12A
Operating Junction Temperature (Maximum) TJ 150°C
Emitter-Base Voltage (Maximum) VEB 9V
Forward Current Transfer Ratio (hFE Value) 6
Transition Frequency FT 4MHz
Collector Capacitance CC 180pF

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