The 2SC5200 is a high-power NPN bipolar junction transistor (BJT) known for its use in audio amplifier and power amplifier applications. It is part of the 2SC series of transistors and is commonly used in high-fidelity audio amplifiers and professional audio equipment. Here are some key features and specifications of the 2SC5200 transistor:
Polarity: NPN (Negative-Positive-Negative).
The 2SC5200 has an N-type layer in the middle, sandwiched between P-type layers on the outside.
Maximum Collector Current (Ic): Typically rated at 15A.
This is the maximum current that can flow from the collector to the emitter when the transistor is in the on state.
Maximum Collector-Base Voltage (Vcbo): Typically rated at 230V.
This is the maximum voltage that can be applied between the collector and base terminals while keeping the emitter terminal open.
Maximum Collector-Emitter Voltage (Vceo): Typically rated at 230V.
This is the maximum voltage that can be applied between the collector and emitter terminals while the base is open.
Gain (hfe or Beta): Typically around 30 to 70.
The gain, denoted as hfe or Beta, represents the amplification capability of the transistor. It shows how much the collector current is amplified compared to the base current.
Package: The 2SC5200 is commonly available in TO-3P or TO-264 packages, which are suitable for high-power transistors and provide good thermal performance.
Applications: The 2SC5200 transistor is used in high-power applications, particularly in audio amplifiers, power amplifiers, and other applications that require high-current and high-voltage amplification.
Complementary Pair: The 2SC5200 is often used in conjunction with its complementary PNP transistor, such as the 2SA1943, to form a push-pull amplifier or switching pair for applications requiring bidirectional current flow.
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