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The BCV62B,235 is a PNP general-purpose double transistor manufactured by Nexperia in a SOT143B surface-mounted device plastic package. It features a maximum collector-emitter voltage of -30 V and a maximum collector current of -100 mA per transistor. The device provides a DC current gain (hFE) range of 220 to 475 at VCE = -5 V and IC = -2 mA. It is AEC-Q101 qualified for automotive applications and includes matched pairs with a current matching ratio between 0.7 and 1.3.
Verify the specific ordering suffix matches the required packing method, as the BCV62B,235 designation indicates a specific reel configuration distinct from other variants like the ,215 version. Confirm the component status remains active through official Nexperia channels before finalizing design-in decisions. Ensure all electrical parameters align with the target application requirements defined in the product data sheet.
Select the BCV62B variant when a higher minimum DC current gain is required compared to the standard BCV62 or BCV62A types. The BCV62B offers a guaranteed hFE range of 220 to 475, making it suitable for applications demanding tighter gain control. Verify that the SOT143B package dimensions fit the available PCB space and that the thermal resistance characteristics meet the system's dissipation needs.
The BCV62B belongs to the BCV62 family of PNP general-purpose double transistors produced by Nexperia. This family shares the same SOT143B package and basic electrical limits but differs in current gain specifications. The NPN complement for this series is the BCV61. The BCV62B specifically targets designs requiring higher current gain than the baseline model while maintaining low voltage and current ratings.
BCV62B,215 serves as a direct functional substitute with identical electrical characteristics, differing only in the tape and reel packing quantity.
The DC current gain (hFE) for the BCV62B ranges from 220 to 475 when measured at VCE = -5 V and IC = -2 mA.
Yes, the BCV62B is qualified in accordance with the Automotive Electronics Council (AEC) standard Q101.
The device features matched pairs with a current matching ratio (IC1/IE2) ranging from 0.7 to 1.3 under specified conditions.