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The IMB9AT110 is a dual pre-biased NPN digital transistor array manufactured by ROHM Semiconductor. It integrates two NPN transistors with internal biasing resistors within a compact SMT6 (SOT-457) surface-mount package. The device features a collector-emitter breakdown voltage of 50V and a continuous collector current rating of 100mA. Internal resistor values are typically 10kΩ for the base resistor (R1) and 47kΩ for the emitter-base resistor (R2). Key electrical characteristics include a DC current gain (hFE) of at least 68 at 5mA/5V, a saturation voltage of 300mV at 250µA/5mA, and a transition frequency of 250MHz. Maximum power dissipation is rated at 300mW.
Verify the specific suffix AT110 to confirm the tape-and-reel packaging format and resistor tolerance specifications. Confirm RoHS compliance status through the official datasheet before integration. Ensure the ordering quantity aligns with standard factory reel sizes if bulk procurement is required. Cross-reference the manufacturer part number against authorized distributor catalogs to avoid counterfeit components.
Select this component when a dual NPN solution with fixed biasing is preferred over discrete transistors to save board space. Verify that the 50V collector-emitter voltage exceeds the maximum circuit operating voltage. Check that the 100mA collector current meets the load requirements. Compare the 10kΩ base resistance against the driving source capabilities to ensure adequate input current drive.
This part belongs to the IMB9 series of pre-biased transistors from ROHM Semiconductor. It is functionally similar to other dual NPN arrays in the same family but distinguished by its specific internal resistor ratios and packaging. It serves as a direct replacement for discrete dual-transistor configurations in compact designs.
Direct substitutes may include other dual NPN pre-biased transistors with matching 50V ratings and SOT-457 packages. Verify pinout compatibility and internal resistor values (R1/R2) to ensure equivalent circuit behavior without redesigning the bias network.