NTE192 Transistor Pinout Diagram - Emitter, Base, Collector Pin Identification
NTE192 transistor pinout reference (TO-92 package) identifying pin 1 emitter, pin 2 base, pin 3 collector.
Part of 2012-2016 Subaru Impreza Data & Spec Plates
This document is a pinout diagram for the NTE192 transistor, sourced from el-component.com (visible as a watermark). It shows an illustration of the component in a small plastic transistor package with three leads extending from the bottom. The three leads are numbered 3, 2, and 1 in the drawing, and a legend on the right identifies each pin: pin 1 is the Emitter, pin 2 is the Base, and pin 3 is the Collector. No electrical specifications, ratings, or vehicle applicability information are included, the image serves solely to identify the lead arrangement of the NTE192 device. In the context of the uploader's album (which includes documents about a Subaru COP conversion, tach adapter circuits, and TIP120 vs IRLZ44N comparisons), this pinout appears to be reference material for building a custom tachometer or ignition-related circuit for a 2015 Subaru Impreza, though the document itself makes no mention of any vehicle. A reader can learn from this diagram how to correctly orient and connect the NTE192 transistor's emitter, base, and collector leads when wiring a circuit.
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Frequently asked questions
- What is the pinout of the NTE192 transistor?
- According to the diagram, pin 1 is the Emitter, pin 2 is the Base, and pin 3 is the Collector.
- Which pin on the NTE192 is the base?
- Pin 2 is the Base, shown as the middle lead in the diagram.
- Which pin on the NTE192 is the collector?
- Pin 3 is the Collector, labeled as the leftmost lead in the drawing.
- Where does this NTE192 pinout diagram come from?
- The image carries a watermark reading 'el-component.com', indicating its source.
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