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The CYTA4494D TR is a dual, isolated NPN transistor manufactured by Central Semiconductor Corp. It utilizes the SOT-228 eight-lead surface-mount package to provide high voltage and high current capabilities in a compact form factor. The device contains two separate NPN silicon elements within a single plastic/epoxy rectangular small outline housing. Key electrical specifications include a maximum collector current of 0.3 A, a collector-emitter breakdown voltage of 400 V, and a minimum DC current gain (hFE) of 50. The component supports a maximum operating temperature of 150 °C and has an absolute maximum power dissipation rating of 2 W.
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Select this component for designs requiring two isolated NPN transistors in a single footprint to minimize PCB area. Compare the 400V collector-emitter voltage and 0.3A current limits against circuit requirements. Consider the SOT-228 thermal characteristics and 2W power dissipation capability for heat management. Verify that the 150°C maximum operating temperature meets the system's environmental constraints.
This part belongs to a series of dual transistors from Central Semiconductor, including the CYTA44D and CYT5551D, all packaged in the SOT-228 case. These devices are designed to replace discrete components, offering space savings over traditional packages like SOT-223. The product line focuses on providing high-performance dual configurations for modern surface-mount assembly processes.
Publicly confirmed substitute part numbers are not available in the provided documentation. Designers should consult Central Semiconductor's legacy device cross-reference or contact their sales team for potential equivalents if discontinuation occurs.