The TIP142 transistor is built with advanced technology and features a unique design that improves its performance. It uses what's called a "base island" structure and a Darlington configuration, which work together to provide strong amplification and keep power loss low. Thanks to its advanced design, the TIP142 is stable and reliable, making it a great choice for tasks that need consistent performance in different environments. The "base island" layout helps create a smoother electrical flow, cutting down on interference and energy waste. Over time, this design has proven to extend the lifespan and effectiveness of the component in different uses. The Darlington configuration combines two transistors in one package, allowing for higher current output and improving efficiency. This setup simplifies circuit design by reducing the number of parts, which often leads to fewer failures and saves space in the design. With its high amplification abilities, the TIP142 can boost current with very little input, which makes it useful for those who want efficient circuits. The TIP142's low saturation voltage helps it reduce power loss, which is important for energy-efficient applications. This aligns well with the growing focus on sustainability, as efficient power use is now a key goal in technology design.
• Voltage: Can handle up to 100V between collector and emitter, and 5V between emitter and base. This makes it reliable for high-voltage applications.
• Current: Supports up to 10A, which is useful for high-current circuits like power amplifiers and motor control.
• Power Dissipation: Can dissipate 125W of power, so it needs proper cooling (like a heat sink) to avoid overheating.
• Temperature Range: Works in temperatures from -65°C to +150°C, so it’s suitable for harsh environments.
• Design & Amplification: Comes in a TO-247 package for easy mounting, and has a high current gain (1000), which amplifies signals effectively.
In the signal processing, systems often demand components adept at managing fluctuating voltages and currents. The TIP142 excels here, playing a role in amplifiers and signal modulation devices, where effective processing is an art for performance.
Power management systems are areas where the TIP142 shines in its effectiveness at power conversion and regulation. This transistor does not just ensure stable performance; it acts as a guardian of power supply units. Crafting systems that require steady power flows in diverse and ever-changing conditions.
Smartphones, tablets, and other portable gadgets reap the rewards of the TIP142’s energy management capabilities. This component helps extend battery life and boost the longevity of devices. Others relay on such advancements to push the boundaries of compact power management, embracing both the challenges and thrills of miniaturization-driven innovation.
The TIP142 graces consumer electronics, from televisions to home appliances. Its durability contributes to reducing component failure rates, introducing a harmony of performance and cost-effectiveness.
When it comes to industrial machinery, resilience is key, as these components face challenging environments and demanding cycles. The TIP142 is a go-to choice for motor control circuits and power regulation. It provides insights into improving machinery efficiency and minimizing downtime by enduring the grind of industrial demands.
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Building a simple test circuit to switch a load with a TIP142 NPN transistor is a good way to start checking how the circuit will perform. To put together this test setup, you'll need a TIP142 transistor, a resistor that matches the expected current and power levels, a power supply, and tools like an oscilloscope and a multimeter. Start by carefully following a circuit diagram to assemble everything. Then, gradually increase the load to see how the transistor responds, simulating conditions. This approach helps you find the limits of the circuit and spot any issues that might cause it to fail. After testing, review the results, focusing on things like current gain, saturation voltage, and heat. This helps you see patterns that could affect how you design the circuit.
The power amplifier provides strong performance, delivering 100 watts of continuous power at 8 ohms and 150 watts at 4 ohms. It can drive 12-inch speakers suited for mid-range, midbass, and subwoofer sounds. The amplifier uses TIP142 and TIP147 transistors in a special NPN/PNP Darlington setup to boost power. In the buffer and driver section, it uses a BC556AP PNP transistor and a TIP41 NPN transistor. For best results, it's suggested to pair the TIP41 transistor with a heat sink and a thermal switch.
Type |
Parameter |
Factory Lead Time |
8 Weeks |
Mounting Type |
Through Hole |
Number of Pins |
3 |
Transistor Element Material |
SILICON |
Number of Elements |
1 |
Operating Temperature |
150°C TJ |
JESD-609 Code |
e3 |
Moisture Sensitivity Level (MSL) |
1 (Unlimited) |
Termination |
Through Hole |
Terminal Finish |
Tin (Sn) |
Max Power Dissipation |
125W |
Base Part Number |
TIP142 |
Polarity |
NPN |
Power Dissipation |
125W |
Transistor Type |
NPN - Darlington |
Mount |
Through Hole |
Package / Case |
TO-247-3 |
Weight |
6.500007g |
Collector-Emitter Breakdown Voltage |
100V |
hFE Min |
500 |
Packaging |
Tube |
Part Status |
Active |
Number of Terminations |
3 |
ECCN Code |
EAR99 |
Voltage - Rated DC |
100V |
Current Rating |
10A |
Pin Count |
3 |
Element Configuration |
Single |
Transistor Application |
SWITCHING |
Collector Emitter Voltage (VCEO) |
100V |
Max Collector Current |
10A |
Current - Collector Cutoff (Max) |
2mA |
Collector Base Voltage (VCBO) |
100V |
VCEsat-Max |
3 V |
Length |
15.75mm |
REACH SVHC |
No SVHC |
RoHS Status |
ROHS3 Compliant |
DC Current Gain (hFE) (Min) @ Ic, Vce |
1000 @ 5A 4V |
Vce Saturation (Max) @ Ib, Ic |
3V @ 40mA, 10A |
Emitter Base Voltage (VEBO) |
5V |
Height |
20.15mm |
Width |
5.15mm |
Radiation Hardening |
No |
Lead Free |
Lead Free |
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The TIP142 stands out as a high-performance NPN power Darlington transistor, integrating advanced technology to amplify current gain while diminishing saturation voltage. Such transistors fit blissfully into scenarios where efficiency and adept power management are desired. They're commonly embedded in the design of audio amplifiers, power regulators, and motor controllers. The adoption of the TIP142 can noticeably cut down energy losses, reminiscent of practices in sectors keen on optimizing power usage. During its application, a delicate balance between performance and cost-effectiveness is elegantly crafted through detailed engineering insights.
The TIP147 acts as the PNP counterpart to the TIP142, perfectly complementing it for push-pull amplifier arrangements that boost output power and efficiency. Moreover, the TIP142G, which is a lead-free version, is tailored for settings that demand adherence to stringent regulations concerning hazardous materials. This alternative draws the attention of eco-friendly industries, emphasizing sustainability and environmental accountability. In choosing components like the TIP142G, one must navigate the complexities of both regulatory requirements and the nuanced details of material science.
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