Diodes Incorporated FMMT591ATC

FMMT591ATC Overview
DC current gain' is equal to the ratio of the collector current to the base current, something like Ic/Ib, and this device has 300 @ 100mA 5V DC current gain.As it features a collector emitter saturation voltage of -500mV, it allows for maximum design flexibility.VCE saturation indicates Ic is at maximum level (saturated), whereas vce saturation (Max) indicates there is no saturation.For high efficiency, the continuous collector voltage must be kept at -1A.Keeping the emitter base voltage at 5V can result in a high level of efficiency.According to definition, current rating describes the maximum current a fuse can carry indefinitely without deteriorating too much, and this device has no current rating.There is a transition frequency of 150MHz in the part.When collector current reaches its maximum, it can reach 1A volts.

FMMT591ATC Features
the DC current gain for this device is 300 @ 100mA 5V
a collector emitter saturation voltage of -500mV
the vce saturation(Max) is 500mV @ 100mA, 1A
the emitter base voltage is kept at 5V
the current rating of this device is -1A
a transition frequency of 150MHz


FMMT591ATC Applications
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FMMT591ATC applications of single BJT transistors.


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