Name: S9014 Transistor
SKU: 10574
Price: 15.00 ETB
Availability: InStock

S9014 Transistor

Br 15.00

S9014 NPN Small Signal Transistor is designed for pre-amplifier, low level & low noise applications.
Transistor Type: NPN
Max Collector Current(I_C): 100mA
Max Collector-Emitter Voltage (V_CE): 45V
Max Collector-Base Voltage (V_CB): 50V
Max Emitter-Base Voltage (VEBO): 5V
Max Collector Dissipation (Pc): 400 miliWatt
Max Transition Frequency (fT): 150 MHz
Minimum & Maximum DC Current Gain (h_FE): 60 – 1000
Max Storage & Operating temperature Should Be: -55 to +150 Centigrade
S9014 is Complementary to SS9015
S9014 is a widely used NPN silicon BJT transistor. This is a low noise high gain transistor, the maximum DC current gain of the transistor is 1000. The high gain and low noise feature makes this transistor ideal to use in audio pre amplification or to amplify a very low level of audio to high level with noise filtration. It can also be used to amplify any type of small or low level signal to high level.
It can also perform well in RF circuits under 150MHz. The max collector dissipation of 400mW also makes it capable to drive a small 2 to 3 inch 4 Ohms or 8Ohms speaker.On the other hand the max collector current of the transistor is 100mA due to which it can be used to drive loads under 100mA. For example LEDs, relays, high power transistors, ICs etc.

The SS9014 is designed to use for low noise and hi gain audio preamplifier circuits but it can also be used to amplify any type of low gain signals. Moreover it can also be used as audio amplifier or in audio amplifier stages. But it is also capable to use as a switch for driving load of 45V and 100mA. The transistor can be used or wired as a normal BJT transistor.

BC549, BC636, BC639, BC547, 2N2369, 2N3055, 2N3904, 2N3906, 2SC5200, 2N5551 (These are the nearest possible equivalent or replacement transistors for S9014. The pin configuration of these transistors may be different from S9014 therefore it is suggested to check pin configuration of the transistor you are using in your circuit.)