Transistors are active components and are found everywhere in electronic circuits. They are used as amplifiers and switching devices. As amplifiers, they are used in high and low frequency stages, oscillators, modulators, detectors and in any circuit needing to perform a function. In digital circuits they are used as switches. There are low, medium and high power transistors, for working with high and low frequencies, for working with very high current and/or high voltages.
– Silicon General Purpose Transistor, RoHS Compliant, 45V, 500mA, 200mW, 0.1GHz, SOT-323 – BC817-40W – Silicon General Purpose Transistor, RoHS Compliant, 40V, 600mA, 625mW, 0.3GHz, TO-92 – KN2222A – Silicon General Purpose Transistor, RoHS Compliant, -45V, -500mA, 200mW, 0.08GHz, SOT-323 – BC807-40W – Silicon General Purpose Transistor, RoHS Compliant, 45V, 500mA, 250mW, 0.1GHz, SOT-23- BC817-40 – Silicon General Purpose Transistor, RoHS Compliant, 40V, 200mA, 625mW, 0.3GHz, TO-92 – 2N3904RLRAG – Silicon S
– Silicon Power Transistor, RoHS Compliant, -100V, -3A, 40W, TO-220 – TIP32C – Silicon Power Transistor, RoHS Compliant, 100V, 6A, 65W, TO-220 – TIP41C – Silicon Power Darlington Transistor, RoHS Compliant, 80V, 5A, 65W, TO-220 – TIP121 – Silicon Power Darlington Transistor, RoHS Compliant, 60V, 5A, 65W, TO-220 – TIP120 – Silicon Power Transistor, RoHS Compliant, -100V, -6A, 65W, TO-220 – TIP42C