MOTOROLA 2N6577

2H6576
2H6577
2N6578
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NPN SILICON POWER DARLINGTON
General-purpose
EpiBase
for linear and switching
Replacement
for 2N3055
Popular Voltage
transistors,
suitable
and Driver
Performance
Diode Protection
Can Be Driven from
Operating
darl ington
applications.
High Gain Darlington
Built-In
power
TRANSISTORS
for Reverse Polarity
Low-Level
Protection
Logic
Range
Range – -65
to t200°C
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Total Power Dissipation
@ Tc = 25°C
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characteristics
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OFF CHARACTERISTICS
Collector-Emitter
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200mAdc,
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VCEX
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TC = 150°C)
Current
= Rated VCEO(Sus)
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ICEV
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Current
(VCB = Rated Value)
ON CHARACTERISTICS
DC Current Gain
hFE
{Ic = 15 Adc, VCE = 4.0 Vdc)
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(!C = 10 Adc, VCE = 3.0 Vdc)
Saturation
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DYNAMIC
CHARACTERISTICS
Magnitude
of Commo,n-Emitter
Small-Signal
Short-Circuit
LOAD
(Vcc
Storage Time
(Vcc
Fall Time
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Curre~# Tra#sfer
= 30 Vdc, IC =’10 Ad$;$~~8.1
tp = 300 PS, Dutv
Rise Time
—
4.5
Vdc
—
3.5
—
4.5
Vdc
Ratio
200
—
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= 30 Vdc, IC ‘i~~~~’YIBl
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Delay Time
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CHARACTERISTICS
RESISTIVE
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(IC = 3.0 Adc, VCE = 3.0 Vdc; f,= 1.0 MHz)
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FIGURE
1 – ~’~fij@ORWARD
SA,~@;&’%ATING
BIASED
AREA
There
are two
a transistor:
limitations
average junction
Safe operating
area curves indicate
tor that must be’observed
must
not
on the
be subjected
power
temperature
IC-VCE
handling
greater
of
limits of the transis-
for reliable operation;
to
abilitv
and second breakdown.
dissipation
i.e., the transistor
than
the curves
TJ(pk)
is variable
indicate.
The data of Figure 1 is based on Tc = 25°C;
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%
1.o~-”-
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B~ndingwirsLimit
!-
depending
on power
level.
Second
breakdown
TJ(pk)
may be calculated
can be handled
from the data in Figure 7. At high
thermal
limitations
to values
less than
will reduce the power that
the limitations
second breakdown.
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are
valid for duty cycles to 10%.
case temperatures
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