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The 2N3904 are a good general purpose NPN transistor for low power amplification and switching.
The 2N3904 are a good inexpensive general purpose NPN transistor for low power amplification and switching and should be part of every parts bin.
These can be very handy when you need to boost the output of a uC pin to drive something that it can not drive directly. NPN transistors are generally used in low-side switching applications where they are connected between the load and ground.
Here is a simple example circuit. We have an LED indicator that we want to drive. The indicator consists of 3 LEDs which each draw 20mA of current.
A uC pin can easily drive an LED at 20mA, but this circuit will require 60mA which is outside the range of the typical uC drive capability. You could use 3 pins on the uC to drive the 3 LEDs, but that is a waste of pins unless you have pins to spare. This simple circuit allows you to drive all three LEDs off the same uC pin.
The 4.7K resistor on the base is there to limit the current out of the uC pin to safe levels and the value is not overly critical. A 1K or 10K will also work.
The 50 ohm resistor sets the overall current for the 3 LEDs. This value may vary a bit depending on what LEDs are being used. The example assumes an LED voltage drop of 2V, so R = (5V – Vled) / 60mA = 50 ohms. Power through the that resistor is P = 60mA * 3V = 180mW so a 1/4W resistor will work, though a 1/2W would be a better choice for long-term use. Using two 100 ohm 1/4W resistors in parallel would be another approach.
If you need a little beefier NPN transistor, look at our PN2222 which can support up to 600mA and if you need more than that, check out our TIP120 Darlington transistor which can handle up to 5A.
Notes:
Maximum Ratings | ||
VCEO | Collector-Emitter Voltage | 40V |
VCBO | Collector-Base Voltage | 60V |
IC | Collector Current | 200mA |
Package | TO-92 | |
Package Type | Plastic, 3-lead, through hole | |
Mfr | Fairchild / ON Semi | |
Datasheet | 2N3904 |
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