Ardest 100 Pcs Standard 2N2222 NPN TO-92 Plastic-Encapsulate Power Transistors 75V 600mA for Arduino & Raspberry Pi Projects

Ardest 100 Pcs Standard 2N2222 NPN TO-92 Plastic-Encapsulate Power Transistors 75V 600mA for Arduino & Raspberry Pi Projects

$ 6.49

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Based on 23 ratings

Delivery

9.50

Value for money

9.68

Satisfaction

9.57

Packaging

9.55

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For general use, these are standard To-92 NPN 2N2222 transistors. The pin layout is the same as any other NPN transistor, with the base in the middle, the collector on one leg, and the emitter on the other.

For your "Bench Stock" transistor, this is a good choice. One of the most common types of transistor is the 2N2222. Having a supply of these little guys on hand is a must if you want to prototype circuits.

This is a good switching transformer that can be used in a variety of applications. In the parts bins, it's convenient to have.

Transistors of exceptional quality. Prototyping with boards like Arduino, Raspberry Pi, or any other microcontroller is a breeze.

The 2N2222 is a very common component in home improvement projects. This NPN transistor is a good choice if you need a small signal transistor.

Questions & Answers

What is the voltage at which these are powered?

hello there,br>it is not a set value; it can be 5V, 6V, 00, and so on, depending on the circuit design.

Selected User Reviews For Ardest 100 Pcs Standard 2N2222 NPN TO-92 Plastic-Encapsulate Power Transistors 75V 600mA for Arduino & Raspberry Pi Projects

Everything went according to plan

5/5

They perform admirably. I've driven relays with a few of them so far. There haven't been any that have been particularly bad.

Vivian Curtis

| Dec 26, 2021

You get a lot of bang for your buck

5/5

Work okay.

Cannon Bradley

| Jan 27, 2021

Snug

4/5

The plugs are a tad on the tight side. It's as if I'm being pinched between the o- rings.

Emory Nunez

| Jan 15, 2021