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2N2646 Uni Junction Transistor & Its Working

Mrinali Sharma by Mrinali Sharma
August 26, 2022
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  • N2646 is a general-purpose silicon PN Unijunction Transistor that is designed for general-purpose industrial applications.
  • This transistor is made out of n-type semiconductors, with the length of the p-type material controlled to help fix the intrinsic standoff ratio parameter. Emitter, base, and collector are the three terminals on a typical 2n2646 UJT.
2N2646 Uni Junction Transistor

Pin Configuration

Pin Name Description
1 Base 1 Normally connected to Power
2 Emitter An emitter is used for triggering transistor ON and OFF
3 Base 2 Normally connected to Load

Working

1. When the Emitter is Open

  • When the voltage VBB is applied with the emitter open, a potential gradient is established along the n-type silicon bar.
  • The voltage V1 (between emitter and B1) establishes a reverse bias on the PN-junction.
  • Emitter current is cut off, but a small leakage current flows from B2 to emitter due to minority charge carriers.
When the Emitter is Open
  • Thus, the device is said to be in an OFF state.

2. With Emitter at Positive Potential

  • When a positive voltage is applied at the emitter terminal, the PN-junction will remain reverse biased till the input voltage is less than V1.
  • The PN-junction becomes forward-biased when the input voltage at the emitter exceeds V1.
  • Under this condition, holes are supplied from the p-type region into the n-type bar, due to this saturation of charge carriers occur.
  • The emitter current is limited by the emitter power supply because of this saturation.
With Emitter at Positive Potential
  • Now, the device is conducting, hence said to be in ON state.

Characteristics of 2N2646 Uni Junction Transistor

  • Low Peak Point Current: 5mA (Max).
  • Low Emitter Reverse Current:005mA (Typ).
  • Maximum voltage between two bases (VB2B1): 35V.
  • Maximum emitters reverse voltage (VB2E): 30V.
  • Maximum RMS emitter current (Ie): 50mA.
  • Maximum peak emitter current (Ie): 2A.

Applications of 2N2646 Uni Junction Transistor

  • Timing circuit.
  • Voltage detector.
  • Phase control circuit.
  • General-purpose industrial applications.
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