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The RN4991FE,LXHF(CT is a pre-biased dual transistor array containing one NPN and one PNP silicon epitaxial transistor in an ES6 surface-mount package. It features an integrated bias resistor of 10 kΩ typical value. The device supports a collector current of 100 mA, with maximum collector-emitter voltages of 50 V for the NPN side and -50 V for the PNP side. Transition frequencies are rated at 250 MHz for the NPN element and 200 MHz for the PNP element. DC current gain (hFE) is specified as a minimum of 120. Total power dissipation is limited to 100 mW.
Verify that the specific ordering suffix matches the required application grade. The LXHF variant is designated for unintended use rather than standard automotive deployment. Confirm RoHS compliance status directly with the manufacturer or authorized distributor before finalizing procurement specifications.
Select this component when a compact dual configuration with built-in biasing is required for signal inversion or driver stages. Ensure the 100 mA collector current limit and 100 mW total power dissipation constraints align with the target circuit requirements. Verify that the 10 kΩ internal resistance meets the necessary base drive conditions.
This part belongs to Toshiba's RN49xx series of bias resistor built-in transistors. These devices integrate NPN and PNP elements into a single small package to simplify circuit layouts. The RN4991FE specifically utilizes the ES6 footprint, offering a space-saving alternative to discrete transistor arrangements in consumer and industrial electronics.
Direct substitutes include other RN49xx series parts from Toshiba such as the RN4981FE or RN4901. Verify pin compatibility and electrical ratings against the original design specifications before implementing any cross-model replacements.
The input resistance (R1) has a typical value of 10 kΩ.
While the RN4991FE family is AEC-Q101 qualified, the LXHF ordering suffix is explicitly designated for unintended use. Automotive applications require verifying the specific orderable part number list for valid automotive grades.
The NPN element (Q1) has a transition frequency of 250 MHz, while the PNP element (Q2) operates at 200 MHz.