TIP126-BP

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The TIP126-BP is a synchronously rectifying, single, bipolar junction transistor (BJT) ideal for use in various types of electrical applications. With a relatively low voltage rating of 80 V, this versatile device is suitable for use as an amplifier, switch, and as an oscillator.

The TIP126-BP was created using a monolithic silicon NPN junction technology. This technology allows for the die size to be minimized when compared to other types of transistors such as those created using Schottky diode structures for their threshold voltage control.

The TIP126-BP is usually packaged in a plastic, 16-pin dual in-line package (DIP) to save space and cost, while providing a reliable connection to the PCB board. This device has two terminals, the base and collector, which are very important to the transistor\'s operation. The base terminal is the control terminal of the transistor while the collector terminal is the output point. A third terminal, the emitter terminal, is used to provide the opposing bias to the collector in order to amplify the signal.

The TIP126-BP is designed to be used as a switch and amplifier, as well as an oscillator. As a switch, the transistor uses the voltage applied to its base terminal to control current flow from the collector to the emitter terminals. This current flow will then switch on or off depending on the state of the base terminal, which is controlled by the voltage applied to it. As an amplifier, the TIP126-BP uses the same basic principles but applies a high enough base voltage to increase the gain of the signal, resulting in amplification.

When used as an oscillator, the transistor is used to create a repeating signal by using feedback. The TIP126-BP oscillator works by applying a signal waveform to the base of the transistor. This causes a current to flow between the collector and emitter terminals. This current is then amplified and reversed before being returned to the base, thereby creating a repeating waveform. This waveform can then be used to power other electrical components.

In summary, the TIP126-BP is a single, bipolar junction transistor (BJT) designed for applications such as amplifiers, switches, and oscillators. This device is capable of controlling and amplifying small currents, as well as creating a repeating waveform. It is packaged in a 16-pin DIP package and is capable of operating at low voltages of up to 80 V.

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