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MJE15033

MJE15033 Description

The MJE15033 is a PNP bipolar transistor manufactured by onsemi, designed for high power applications. With a maximum collector-emitter breakdown voltage of 250V and a maximum collector current of 8A, this device is well-suited for demanding power electronics applications. The MJE15033 features a high power rating of 50W and a minimum DC current gain (hFE) of 10 at 2A collector current and 5V collector-emitter voltage. This device is packaged in a through-hole TO220 package, making it suitable for a variety of mounting options.

MJE15033 Features

• 30MHz frequency transition for high-speed switching applications
• 8A maximum collector current for high power handling
• 500mV maximum Vce saturation at 100mA and 1A collector current
• 250V maximum collector-emitter breakdown voltage for reliable operation in high voltage circuits
• 50W maximum power rating for demanding power electronics applications
• 10 minimum DC current gain (hFE) at 2A collector current and 5V collector-emitter voltage for consistent performance
• Through-hole TO220 package for versatile mounting options
• PNP transistor type for compatibility with various circuit designs
• EAR99 ECCN classification for export compliance
• REACH unaffected status for environmental compliance
• Moisture sensitivity level 1 for unlimited storage time before use

MJE15033 Applications

The MJE15033 is ideal for a variety of high power and high voltage applications, including:

1. Power amplifiers and audio circuits
2. Switching regulators and power supplies
3. Motor control and drive circuits
4. High voltage signal processing and amplification
5. Industrial control and automation systems

Conclusion of MJE15033

The MJE15033 is a high-performance PNP bipolar transistor that offers a unique combination of high power handling, high voltage breakdown, and high-speed switching capabilities. Its through-hole TO220 package and versatile mounting options make it suitable for a wide range of applications in power electronics, audio circuits, and industrial control systems. While this device has been classified as obsolete, it remains a popular choice for applications that require its specific combination of performance characteristics.