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20 STERN AVE.

SPRINGFIELD, NEW JERSEY 07081 U.S.A.

2N1924, 2N1925, and 2N1926 are PNP germanium alloy transistors for high voltage general purpose low frequency applications.

Excellent reliability in use is assured by inclusion of a 100%

hermeticity test* and military environmental testing.

TELEPHONE: (973) 376-2922 (212) 227-6005 FAX: (973) 376-8960

•M I 1

G E R M A N I U M T Y P E S

Reliable circuit design is assured by a unique Reliability-Index, and high temperature Icno and low temperature forward current gain 1000 hour life end points.

The high value of Reliability-Index is achieved by exacting control of parts and processes, and getter encapsulation, to prevent junction contamination.

absolute maximum ratings (25°C)

Voltages

Collector to Base VCHO Collector to Emitter (R,,

K

< 10K) V

OEl

, Collector to Emitter (R,,

K

g 10K) V

CEX

(V

I1E

= +1.5v)

Emitter to Base V

E

i,

(

.

Collector Current (RMS) I('M Temperatures

Storage T

aTC

Operating Tj Lead Temperature, 1/16" ±1/32" from

case for 10 seconds maximum

Total Transistor Dissipation "'!'

- 60 VOltS

— 40 VOltS - 50 volts - 25 volts - 500 ma - 65 to + 100°C - 6 5 t o + 85°C 260°C

225 mw

DIMENSIONS WITHIN JEDEC OUTLINE

TO-5

•en It This .-one is controlled for auto rralic handling The variation in Ktual diameter within this lone shall not eiceed

010.

Hen J: Measmed trom ma> diameter -' Ihe actual device.

•en I: The specified lead diameter ap- plies ;n the zone between 050 and 250 Item the base seat. Between 250 and S ma<imum ot.02! dtamelei is held Outside al these zones the lead diameter is not :r >il teads may be insetted, ftilhcul dama<e. in .031 hofes while tiartsistor enters 371 hole concentnc xith lead hole

360 MIN 3 3 5 M A X 325 MIN

U U I D 0 0

!""' I90MIN~1

//!/' V\NS

X^^X

100 MIN Z60 (NOTED 216

1 SMI

N I

3 LEADS

(NOTE 3)

THIS LEAD

(Derate 3.7 mw/°C increase in ambient temperature above 25°C)

NJ Semi-Conductors reserves the right to change test conditions, parameter limits and package dimensions without notice. Information furnished by NJ Semi-Conductors is believed to be both accurate and reliable at the time of going to press. However. NJ Semi-Conductors assumes no responsibility for any errors or omissions discovered in its use.

NJ Semi-Conductors encourages customers to verify that datasheets are current before placing orders.

Quality Semi-Conductors

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ELECTRICAL CHARACTERISTICS ( T

A

- 2 5 C )

TEST DC Chmr»ci»H.»tio«

Subgroup I

Collector to Base Voltage Collector to Emitter Voltage Collector to Emitter Voltage Reach-through Voltage Emitter Cutoff Current Subgroup 11

Collector Cutoff Current Forward Current Transfer Ratio Forward Current Transfer Ratio Subgroup III

Base Input Voltage, Common Emitter Collector Saturation Voltage

Subgroup I

AC Forward Current Traiufet Ratio Input Impedance ' . • Output Admittance

Reverse Voltage Transfer Ratio^ -- Subgroup 11

Cutoff Frequency., Output Capacity -.

CONDITIONS

I,, = -200,*

R»«=IOIC ohms. Ic«- 600 ,j V»«= + 1.5v, Rn E= 10K ohms, Ic= — 50jui V« = -25v

Vc. = -45v

!<. a — 20ma, Vr«= — Iv (Note 1) fc »-100m«,V™=-lv

I,,. =-20ma,Vc.= -lv lu 3—20 ma. In as shown : •

I. = lma,V,,= -5v,f=lkc I. =. lnM,Vr,=-5v,f=lkc 1. =. 1 ma, V,.,»-5v, f = l k c I. = 1 ma, V,...=-5v, f = l k c

1. -lma,Vc.--Sv ' : I. » 1 ma,Vc,= -5v, l.lmc

SYMBOL.

V,,., Vcu VCM VRT I,,o

IrM hr.

hr.

V,.

Vr.(SAT)

ei.

.„- .

h.

h.

hr.

fu» '-, C^

Note F: A minimum of 95% of the hrK dUtribution U normally contained between values in parenlhntt.

UNITS

volts volts volts volts

r*»

f*a

volts volts ma

ohms (<mhos xlO-«

me Pt

2N19^-4 MIN. TV- " MAX.

-60 -40 -50 -50

- 3 ( - 10

- 4 - 10 34(38) 50 (59)65

30 45

-.200 -.235 -.300 -.050 -.080 -.110

-1J3

30 44 64 700 14M 2200 15 30 60 2.0 4J 8.0

I: .1.0 " ' :.;-•»••••...,••. ' -, . ; ,. ». 30

2NI935 MIN. TY*>. MAX.

-60 -40 , .. •:' -50 - 50

— 3 - 10

-4 - 10 53(59) 70 (80)90

47 60

-.190 -.230 -.290 -.053 -.085 -.110

-1.00

, 44 . M 88 1200 • 2000 3200 20 35 65 3.0 «.» 9.0

1.3 . 3JI ... . • : , ' • • M 30 ... "-:j . -I , ' "• '• . ' • ~ "•.'. ' ' -,' •-. '-'. '.

2N192S MIN. TV"-. MAX.

-60 , -40

-50 ( -50

- 3 - l o |

-4 -10) 72(80) 85 ( 1 I O ) I 2 I (

65 80 \0 -.2J5 -.280)

-.060 -.090 -.110 -0.67 )

60 80 120) 1500 2500 4200' 23 40 70J 4.0 7.0 10.0 )

1J 4.0 i

w • . • so

- -•

AOL

1%

0.0%

1%

9 34t UW

INSP.

LKVBL.

11

11

L6

L6

: , - - , ' ' . " • •

RELIABILITY SPECIFICATIONS

TBST Subgroup 1 , Physical Inspection

Appearance Lead Soldcrabilily Subgroup II

Temperature Cycling Thermal Shock Subgroup III

Shock, opcralinf Constant Acceleration Vibration Fatigue

Vibration, Variable Frequency . '. , ' Subgroup IV

Lead Fatigue

END POINTS (Subgroup II and UI>

Collector Cutoff Current Forward Current Transfer Ratio'

2N1924 2NI923

^ - • ' ;•;:;• 2Ni92« ' • • - - • -

CONDITIONS

1

MIL-S-19500

MIL-S-19500 -6S°tolOO°C,IOcydev 0°loSrC,5cycle«

MIL-S-19500

1000 Q. 3 blow, each orientation of appro*. O.g msec. , 10.000 O ' ~

100 « 35 | 20O. * w ' (

•- * *

MIL-S-19500.' • "

>

V B 30V,TA = 25°C

l,; = — 20ma, VrK= — IV, TA = 25°C

t '•' ' ' •'

% S*Mn.lNO

AOL. uivn.

25 ~ L5 1.0 L8 1.0 • • / ' • • LD

4.0 L5

40 • i t

4.0 1-5

•ym>» UnlM

!»•*

IL-WI p*

h,«

hvK

Mb*. M»)u

-15 30 71 48 IUO 65 133

1

1

T1STV- . --'•".- Subgroup V "" 1 K 1 Storage Life. ; : : ^ f (1000houn>: ;;

Subgroup VI • ;••

'- Intermittent Power Lit* r- : (lOOOhoun) - - -:-

END POINTS (Subgroup VJ) ReliabiUty-Indel : Collector Cutoff Current Forward Current Transfer

Ratio 2NI924 2N1925 2N1926 END POINTS (Subgroup

V and VI) Collector Cutoff Current Forward Current Transfer

Hatto- 2N1924 2NI925 2NI926

CONDITIONS M1L-S- 19500 Method B 100*-(-10'C.-O°C

• . M1L-S- 19500 Method B 225mw,T. - 23* ± 4°C Vc, - - 22 .Sv, 1. - — 10 ma

On 50±2 min. Off I0±2 min

Based on 23°C Forward Current Transfer Ratio, Subgroup VI Vr,=-10r,Tt-+70'±l°C I,- =-20ma,V«-l»,

T1 = -55'±2'C i

Vcn = — 30v. TA — 25 °C lc =.-20ma,V,.,»-!v,

T*=25°C

•••' MAXIMUM PAIL.UIW MAT!, i (ta percent pe» IfJOO hours witk 90* CBnfidenc.)

•«;'"' 5 .*' ' -_

:

. ' 5 (25°C End Points) 10 ( -55°Cand+ 70°CEndPointe)

»»lli»«l UnM»

I™, M

RIi

h

r

.

h at

hm

•I'iKt M

h f L

hr.

h,e

Kin. Tj». Mu.

3.33 12 -80 -150

15 33 24 46 32 63

-15

30 . 71 48 IUO 65 133

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