2N5732 Equivalent & Substitute Parts Engineering Reference

Part Overview

The 2N5732 manufactured by Microchip Technology is an NPN power bipolar junction transistor (BJT) in the Transistors, Bipolar (BJT) product category. It is supplied in a TO-204AD (TO-3) through-hole package and rated for 80 V collector-emitter voltage and 20 A maximum collector current, with a 75 W maximum power dissipation. The part is listed as active. Due to factors such as inventory availability, supply chain changes, or specific application needs, it can be necessary to identify alternative models with equivalent or higher electrical and mechanical parameters in the same category and package.

Substiute Parts

2N5732

Microchip TechnologyIn Stock: 7572N5732 Datasheet

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2N5038G

onsemiIn Stock: 13642N5038G Datasheet

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Key Parameters

Substitute Part Grouping Explanation

Substitute parts are identified strictly based on meeting or exceeding the electrical and mechanical parameters critical for substitution in this product category. The allowed parameters are:

• Transistor Type
• Voltage - Collector Emitter Breakdown (Max)
• Current - Collector (Ic) (Max)
• Power - Max
• Mounting Type
• Package / Case
• Supplier Device Package Only parts that match or exceed each parameter above and utilize the same or compatible package type are considered suitable substitutes.

Parameter Comparison

Engineering Selection Recommendations

Both 2N5732 and 2N5038G are listed as active. The 2N5038G is noted as ROHS3 compliant and REACH unaffected, which aligns with standard compliance requirements. ECCN and HTSUS classifications are consistent. Component selection should be based on matching product status and compliance parameters provided.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Q1: What are the key criteria for substituting 2N5732 with another power BJT?
A1: Substitution requires matching or exceeding the transistor type, voltage and current ratings, maximum power dissipation, physical package, mounting type, and device package.

Q2: Is package compatibility important for direct replacement?
A2: Yes, both the 2N5732 and substitutes like 2N5038G use the TO-204AA, TO-3 package type, ensuring mechanical and mounting compatibility.

Q3: Are there differences in compliance or inventory status between 2N5732 and substitute parts?
A3: Both parts are active. The 2N5038G specifies ROHS3 compliance, which can be relevant for certain regulatory requirements.

Q4: Should thermal or frequency parameters be considered if only the provided parameters are available?
A4: Only the parameters given—transistor type, voltage, current, power, package, and mounting—are considered for substitution in this context.

Q5: Do all substitutes need to have the same manufacturer?
A5: No, manufacturer may differ as long as all specified electrical and mechanical parameters are met per component category requirements.