ROHM Bipolar Transistor, NPN, 600 mA Collector Current, 40 V Collector Emitter Voltage, 3-Pin SOT-23 SST4401HZGT116

ROHM SST4401HZGT116 Bipolar Transistor is a high-quality NPN transistor designed for electronic and industrial applications, particularly suitable for audio frequency small signal amplification.

This transistor delivers a maximum DC collector current rating of 600 mA and can safely withstand collector emitter voltages up to 40 V, operating efficiently within a temperature range from -55°C to 150°C.

The transistor is packaged in a 3-pin SOT-23 surface mount type package, making it ideal for compact and space-sensitive circuit board designs.

It features a minimum DC current gain of 300 and a maximum transition frequency of 250 MHz, highlighting its capabilities in high-frequency switching and amplification tasks. The maximum power dissipation is rated at 200 mW, ensuring stable heat handling under normal operation.

Physical dimensions include length of 3.1 mm, width of 1.2 mm, and height of 2.6 mm, conforming to SST4401 HZG series standards. The transistor does not bear any automotive-specific certifications but is highly reliable for industrial electronics use.

This transistor is designed for use as an audio frequency small signal amplifier. Supports maximum DC collector current of 600 mA. Has maximum collector emitter voltage of 40 V. Equipped with compact 3-pin SOT-23 surface mount package.

Minimum current gain (hFE) of 300 ensures good amplification. Maximum power dissipation of 200 mW maintains operational safety. Maximum transition frequency of 250 MHz suitable for high-frequency electronics. Operates over wide temperature range from -55°C to 150°C.

This ROHM transistor is suitable for various industrial, electronics manufacturing, and laboratory applications where efficient signal amplification and switching are required within compact device dimensions.

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