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The BC817-40Q-13-F is an NPN small signal Bipolar Junction Transistor (BJT) manufactured by Diodes Incorporated. It operates with a collector-emitter voltage of 45V and supports a continuous collector current of 0.5A, with a peak pulse current capability of 1.0A. The device utilizes epitaxial planar die construction within a SOT23 surface-mount package. It features a DC current gain range of 250 to 600 at IC=100mA and a transition frequency of 100MHz. Designed for automotive applications, it meets AEC-Q101 qualification standards.
Verify the specific ordering suffix '-13-F' against official Diodes Incorporated documentation to confirm the 10,000-unit reel quantity and 13-inch tape width specifications. Ensure that the automotive grade designation aligns with project requirements for AEC-Q101 qualification and IATF 16949 manufacturing origin before finalizing procurement orders.
Select this component when designing circuits requiring an NPN transistor with a minimum DC current gain of 250 at 100mA collector current. It is suitable for applications needing a 45V collector-emitter breakdown voltage and operation up to a junction temperature of +150°C. Consider the SOT23 package constraints and thermal resistance values when determining heat dissipation strategies for the design.
This part belongs to the BC817-xxQ series of NPN general-purpose transistors from Diodes Incorporated. It serves as the complement to the BC807-xxQ PNP series. The '40' designation indicates the specific hFE binning range, distinguishing it from the -16Q and -25Q variants which offer lower gain thresholds. All variants share identical electrical limits and packaging characteristics.
Diodes Incorporated datasheets do not list specific cross-reference part numbers. Verify pinout compatibility and absolute maximum ratings if substituting with generic BC817-40 equivalents from other manufacturers to ensure suitability for automotive environments.
The BC817-40Q has a DC current gain (hFE) ranging from 250 to 600 when measured at VCE = 1.0V and IC = 100mA.
No, it is rated for a maximum Collector-Emitter Voltage (VCEO) of 45V and a Collector-Base Voltage (VCBO) of 50V.
The device is totally lead-free, fully RoHS compliant (including RoHS 2 and 3), and is halogen and antimony free, classified as a "Green" device.