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The NE94433-T1B-A is an NPN silicon epitaxial bipolar transistor from the NE944 series, manufactured by California Eastern Laboratories (CEL). It is designed for general-purpose UHF oscillator and mixer applications. Key electrical characteristics include a collector-to-base voltage of 30 V, a collector-emitter voltage of 15 V, and a maximum collector current of 50 mA. The device features a typical gain bandwidth product of 2.0 GHz and a feedback capacitance of 0.55 pF. It operates within a junction temperature range up to 125°C and dissipates 150 mW of power.
Verify the specific ordering suffix against official CEL documentation to confirm packaging and tape-and-reel specifications. Ensure the component matches the required EIAJ registered number and package code for your design. Cross-reference datasheet parameters with your circuit requirements before finalizing procurement.
Select this component for UHF applications requiring stable oscillation and low noise. Consider the 125°C maximum junction temperature and 150 mW power dissipation limits when designing thermal management. Verify that the 30 V collector-to-base voltage rating meets your circuit's peak voltage requirements.
The NE94433-T1B-A belongs to the NE944 series of NPN silicon epitaxial bipolar transistors. This series includes variants like the NE94430, differentiated by package codes and specific electrical tolerances. The part is distributed by CEL as an exclusive North American agent for RF, microwave, and optoelectronic semiconductors.
The datasheet lists the EIAJ registered number 2SC3545 as equivalent to the NE94433 variant. Designers should verify pinout compatibility and electrical parameter overlaps before substituting with other UHF oscillator transistors.
The typical gain bandwidth product (fT) is 2.0 GHz at VCE = 3 V and IE = 5 mA.
The absolute maximum rating for collector-to-base voltage (VCBO) is 30 V.
Yes, the device is suitable for automotive keyless entry designs due to its stable oscillation and small frequency drift characteristics.