
STMicroelectronics BD136 PNP transistor in TO-126 case. Designed for audio amplifiers, drivers, and industrial applications. 45V, 1A.
The STMicroelectronics BD136 is a PNP complementary epitaxial planar low voltage transistor housed in a durable TO-126 plastic package. Engineered for performance, this transistor is specifically designed for audio amplifiers and drivers that utilise complementary or quasi-complementary circuits, offering reliable signal amplification and power management for your electronic projects.
This component is pre-selected in DC current gain, ensuring consistent and optimal operation in critical applications. It is well-suited for industrial, power management, and audio applications where stability and precision are paramount.
Key Specifications
With a compact form factor, the BD136 measures 43 mm in height, 33 mm in width, and 15 mm in depth, and weighs just 0.64 grams. This low voltage transistor provides a robust and efficient solution for your audio and industrial circuit requirements.
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