ROHM 2SD1898 2SD1733 Data Sheet
Summary
Discover the performance and reliability of these NPN silicon power transistors (2SD1898 / 2SD1733), ideal for switching circuits requiring high current capacity up to 1A(DC) and a robust 80V VCEO rating. This comprehensive technical guide provides detailed absolute maximum ratings, electrical characteristics, saturation voltage curves, and capacitance data. It is essential reading for electronics designers, engineers, or hardware developers integrating dependable power amplification components into various electronic applications, ensuring optimal performance and safety standards.
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Power Transistor (80V, 1A) 2SD1898 / 2SD1733 Features Dimensions (Unit : mm) 1) High VCEO, VCEO=80V
2) High IC, IC=1A (DC) 2SD1898
3) Good h FE linearity −0.1
4) Low VCE (sat) 5) Complements the 2SB1260 / 2SB1181
Structure
(1) Base
Epitaxial planer type
ROHM : MPT3
(2) Collector
NPN silicon transistor EIAJ : SC-62
(3) Emitter
Abbreviated symbol : DF
2SD1733
ROHM : CPT3 (1) Base EIAJ : SC-63 (2) Collector
(3) Emitter 1.
Absolute maximum ratings (Ta=25C)
Parameter Symbol Limits Unit
Collector-base voltage VCBO
Collector-emitter voltage VCEO
Emitter-base voltage VEBO
A (DC)
Collector current IC
A (Pulse)∗1
2SD1898
Collector power
dissipation
2SD1733
W (Tc=25°C)
Junction temperature Tj °C
Storage temperature Tstg −55 to +150 °C ∗1 Pw=20ms, duty=1 / 2 ∗2 When mounted on a 40×40×0.7mm ceramic board.
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Manual Details
| Brand | ROHM |
|---|---|
| Pages | 4 |
| File Size | 158.25 KB |
| Published | June 18, 2026 |
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the absolute maximum collector current ($ ext{I}_C$) this transistor can handle?
The maximum rated collector current ($ ext{I}_C$) exceeds $2 ext{ A}$ for a pulse rating.
Can I use these transistors in life-critical or safety equipment?
No, they are not designed for applications requiring an extremely high level of reliability, such as medical instruments or nuclear-reactor controllers.
What is the typical Collector-Emitter saturation voltage ($ ext{V}_{CE( ext{sat})}$)?
The typical saturated voltage ($ ext{V}_{ ext{CE(sat)}}$) is $0.4 ext{ V}$ at an $ ext{I}_C/ ext{I}_B$ ratio of $500 ext{ mA}/50 ext{ mA}.