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Transistor breakdown voltage
I need a T039 NPN transistor with an 80 volt BVceo rating such as a BC142.
My nearest stockist holds the BC141 which has a BVceo rating of 60volt. If I buy a BC141 and test the breakdown voltage, what are the chances that it will exceed 80volt? I would also like to know how manufacturers make these almost identical transistors with different voltage ratings. Do they just make a batch of BC140s and those which exceed 80v get stamped 'BC142'? Or do they make separate production runs for each type? Also, do the higher voltage versions loose out on some other parameter such as gain? Many thanks, Rudge |
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