LP395Z/NOPB National Semiconductor, LP395Z/NOPB Datasheet

IC TRANS PWR ULTRA RELBLE TO92-3

LP395Z/NOPB

Manufacturer Part Number
LP395Z/NOPB
Description
IC TRANS PWR ULTRA RELBLE TO92-3
Manufacturer
National Semiconductor
Type
Powerr
Datasheets

Specifications of LP395Z/NOPB

Transistor Type
NPN
Current - Collector (ic) (max)
100mA
Voltage - Collector Emitter Breakdown (max)
36V
Mounting Type
Through Hole
Package / Case
TO-92-3 (Standard Body), TO-226
Current, Collector
90 mA
Package Type
TO-92
Polarity
NPN
Primary Type
Si
Voltage, Breakdown, Collector To Emitter
36 V
Voltage, Collector To Base
36 V
Voltage, Collector To Emitter
36 V
Voltage, Collector To Emitter, Saturation
1.82 V
Voltage, Emitter To Base
1.02 V
Lead Free Status / RoHS Status
Lead free / RoHS Compliant
Power - Max
-
Current - Collector Cutoff (max)
-
Frequency - Transition
-
Dc Current Gain (hfe) (min) @ Ic, Vce
-
Vce Saturation (max) @ Ib, Ic
-
Lead Free Status / Rohs Status
RoHS Compliant part Electrostatic Device
Other names
*LP395Z
*LP395Z/NOPB
LP395Z
© 2005 National Semiconductor Corporation
LP395
Ultra Reliable Power Transistor
General Description
The LP395 is a fast monolithic transistor with complete
overload protection. This very high gain transistor has in-
cluded on the chip, current limiting, power limiting, and ther-
mal overload protection, making it difficult to destroy from
almost any type of overload. Available in an epoxy TO-92
transistor package this device is guaranteed to deliver 100
mA.
Thermal limiting at the chip level, a feature not available in
discrete designs, provides comprehensive protection against
overload. Excessive power dissipation or inadequate heat
sinking causes the thermal limiting circuitry to turn off the
device preventing excessive die temperature.
The LP395 offers a significant increase in reliability while
simplifying protection circuitry. It is especially attractive as a
small incandescent lamp or solenoid driver because of its
low drive requirements and blowout-proof design.
The LP395 is easy to use and only a few precautions need
be observed. Excessive collector to emitter voltage can de-
stroy the LP395 as with any transistor. When the device is
used as an emitter follower with a low source impedance, it
is necessary to insert a 4.7 kΩ resistor in series with the
base lead to prevent possible emitter follower oscillations.
Also since it has good high frequency response, supply
by-passing is recommended.
Areas where the LP395 differs from a standard NPN transis-
tor are in saturation voltage, leakage (quiescent) current and
Connection Diagram
Order Number LP395Z
See NS Package Z03A
TO-92 Package
DS005525
00552501
in base current. Since the internal protection circuitry re-
quires voltage and current to function, the minimum voltage
across the device in the on condition (saturated) is typically
1.6 Volts, while in the off condition the quiescent (leakage)
current is typically 200 µA. Base current in this device flows
out of the base lead, rather than into the base as is the case
with conventional NPN transistors. Also the base can be
driven positive up to 36 Volts without damage, but will draw
current if driven negative more than 0.6 Volts. Additionally, if
the base lead is left open, the LP395 will turn on.
The LP395 is a low-power version of the 1-Amp LM195/
LM295/LM395 Ultra Reliable Power Transistor.
The LP395 is rated for operation over a −40˚C to +125˚C
range.
Features
n Internal thermal limiting
n Internal current and power limiting
n Guaranteed 100 mA output current
n 0.5 µA typical base current
n Directly interfaces with TTL or CMOS
n +36 Volts on base causes no damage
n 2 µs switching time
Typical Applications
Fully Protected Lamp Driver
00552503
www.national.com
April 2005

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... Connection Diagram TO-92 Package Order Number LP395Z See NS Package Z03A © 2005 National Semiconductor Corporation in base current. Since the internal protection circuitry re- quires voltage and current to function, the minimum voltage across the device in the on condition (saturated) is typically 1.6 Volts, while in the off condition the quiescent (leakage) current is typically 200 µ ...

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Absolute Maximum Ratings Collector to Emitter Voltage Collector to Base Voltage Base to Emitter Voltage (Forward) Base to Emitter Voltage (Reverse) Base to Emitter Current (Reverse) Electrical Characteristics Symbol Parameter V Collector to Emitter CE Operating Voltage I Collector Current ...

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Applications Information One failure mode incandescent lamps may experience is one in which the filament resistance drops to a very low value before it actually blows out. This is especially rough on most solid-state lamp drivers and in most cases ...

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Typical Performance Characteristics Collector Current Threshold Typical Applications Lamp Flasher (Short Circuit Proof) Two Terminal Current Limiter 00552508 www.national.com (Continued) 00552509 00552506 4 Optically Isolated Switch 00552507 Composite PNP 00552502 ...

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