
High-power NPN Darlington transistor in TO-3 case. 80V, 12A, 150W rating. For amplifiers, motor drives & power supplies.
The Multicomp Pro Silicon Darlington Power Transistor is a robust, high-power NPN device engineered for demanding applications requiring high current and voltage handling. It features a complementary Darlington configuration, offering significant current gain for efficient switching and amplification in power circuits.
This transistor is housed in a rugged TO-3 metal case, providing excellent thermal performance and mechanical durability. With a collector-emitter voltage rating of 80V and a DC collector current capability of 12A, it is suitable for a wide range of high-power electronic designs. The substantial power dissipation rating of 150W ensures reliable operation under heavy loads.
Key Features & Specifications
Ideal for use in power supplies, motor controllers, audio amplifiers, and linear regulators, this component delivers Multicomp Pro's commitment to quality and reliability for professional and hobbyist projects alike.
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