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2SA965-Y,SWFF(M is listed in the Single Bipolar Transistors range at ChipApex. The manufacturer field lists Toshiba Semiconductor and Storage. Its product description is TRANS PNP 120V 0.8A TO-92MOD. Review the specifications below when checking this part for your BOM.
The Toshiba Semiconductor and Storage 2SA965-Y,SWFF(M) is a silicon PNP epitaxial planar transistor manufactured using the PCT process. It features a TO-92MOD package with a collector connected to the case. The device supports a maximum collector current of -800 mA and a collector-emitter voltage of -120 V. The transition frequency is typically 120 MHz at -100 mA. The 'Y' suffix indicates a DC current gain (hFE) classification of 120 to 240.
Verify that the ordering suffix matches the required hFE binning specifications. Confirm RoHS compatibility status directly with the manufacturer or authorized distributor, as environmental compliance details are subject to specific production lot variations and require direct inquiry.
Select this component when a PNP transistor with a -120 V breakdown voltage and up to -800 mA continuous current capability is required. Ensure the application operates within the 900 mW power dissipation limit and consider thermal derating for ambient temperatures exceeding 25°C.
This component belongs to the 2SA965 series of general-purpose bipolar junction transistors. It is specifically engineered for use in audio and signal processing stages where moderate power handling and high current gain are necessary. The TO-92MOD package provides a cost-effective solution for through-hole mounting.
The 2SC2235 is documented as the complementary NPN counterpart. Verify pinout compatibility and electrical parameters against other available PNP transistors before substitution.
The Y suffix designates a DC current gain (hFE) range of 120 to 240 when tested at VCE = -5 V and IC = -100 mA.
The collector is electrically connected to the metal tab or case of the package, which facilitates heat dissipation and circuit grounding.
No. The datasheet explicitly restricts use to general electronics applications and prohibits use in equipment requiring extraordinarily high reliability, such as medical devices or automotive safety systems.
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