TOSHIBA 2SC5200 NPN Power Transistor 230V 15A TO-3P

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TOSHIBA 2SC5200 NPN Power Transistor 230V 15A TO-3P The 2SC5200 NPN Power Transistor is a high-performance device designed to handle significant power in audio amplification and other high-power applications. Built for demanding environments, this transistor features a high breakdown voltage of 230V and can sustain 15A of continuous collector current, making it suitable for heavy-duty power circuits. It is commonly used in audio power amplifiers due to its ability to manage high current and voltage with stability. Manufactured with a TO-3PL package, the 2SC5200 is engineered for efficient heat dissipation and reliable performance under various operating conditions. This power transistor has been optimized for use in high-fidelity audio equipment, where maintaining signal integrity and minimal distortion is critical. The transistor is also noted for its durability, capable of withstanding junction temperatures up to 150°C, which makes it a robust component in high-temperature environments. When used in audio amplifiers, the 2SC5200 ensures that the amplifier can deliver strong output power without degradation in sound quality. Its performance characteristics, such as low saturation voltage and high current gain, make it an excellent choice for high-quality sound amplification. Features: High Fidelity Audio Frequency Amplifier Output. Low Harmonic Distortion, Large Current Capability and High Transition Frequency. Use in 100W High Fidelity Audio Amplifier’s Output Stage. Specifications: Transistor Type: NPN Maximum DC Collector Current: 15 A Maximum Collector Emitter Voltage: 230 V Package Type: TO-3PL Mounting Type: Through Hole Maximum Power Dissipation: 150 W Minimum DC Current Gain: 55 Transistor Configuration: Single Maximum Collector Base Voltage: 230 V Maximum Emitter Base Voltage: 5 V Pin Count: 3 Number of Elements per Chip: 1 Maximum Operating Temperature: +150 °C Pinout: Applications: High-Fidelity Audio Amplifiers. Power Supply Circuits. Audio Power Output Stages. Home Audio Systems. Car Audio Amplifiers. How to use 2SC5200 Transistor/Circuit Diagram? An audio amplifier is an electronic circuit designed to amplify weak AC or DC signals to a higher amplitude range. Amplifiers are commonly found in devices such as mono speakers, stereo speakers, and audio amplifiers. Below is an audio amplifier circuit using a 2SC5200 transistor. The transistor in this circuit is a 2SC5200, which is an NPN power transistor. This audio amplifier circuit can be built with various electronic components, including a 2SC5200 NPN power transistor, a 0.5 Watt 8 Ohms loudspeaker, a 3.5mm DC male or female jack, a 10K potentiometer, a 1K resistor, a 220uF electrolytic capacitor, a 12V DC power supply, battery clips, jumper wires, and a breadboard. The working of the audio amplifier circuit with the 2SC5200 transistor is as follows: the input provided to this circuit is audio input from a smartphone or personal computer. A 10K potentiometer controls the input voltage level, and a 220uF capacitor blocks the input signal’s DC component, allowing only the AC component. This AC signal acts as a control signal for the base terminal of the transistor. The amplified output from the collector terminal of the 2SC5200 transistor moves to the negative terminal of a speaker, while the positive terminal connects to a DC power supply via a DC male power jack. To protect the transistor from overheating, a heat sink can be optionally used. This audio amplifier circuit has various applications. It is essential in music recording, making it crucial in the modern music industry. Additionally, it is used as an acoustic weapon in the military and in HVAC radars. Package Contents: 1x 2SC5200 NPN Power Transistor 230V 15A TO-3PL Datasheet