TIP29B Discrete Semiconductor Products

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The TIP29B is a bipolar junction transistor (BJT) of the single type, also known as an npn silicon-on-sapphire (SOS) power transistor. It is an electrical switch, which uses an electric current to control a large current. It is commonly used for power amplification, voltage regulation, and switching.

The TIP29B has the following characteristics: it is available with a power dissipation of 1.5 watts with a collector-emitter voltage of 160 volts, and a collector current of 200mA; its transistor impedance is low, and its frequency response is high; and its input capacitance is small and adequate for high-speed operation.

The TIP29B can be used in a variety of applications and environments. It is used in professional audio-visual equipment, and consumer electronics realms, like audio amplifiers and sound systems, power supply units, and motor control devices, including household appliances and automotive equipment. The TIP29B is also used for power switching in consumer and electronic medical diagnostic equipment. It is also used in applications that require switching and regulating a high current.

The TIP29B has several advantages compared to other types of transistor such as being able to absorb and dissipate more power for electronic devices, having a higher frequency response, low voltage drop, and higher speeds of operation. It is also very durable and has a long life span. These attributes make the TIP29B well suited for high power applications.

The working principle of the TIP29B is based on the principle of transistor action. A standard transistor has three components; the base, collector, and emitter. An electrical signal is supplied to the base and the collector-emitter voltage is controlled by it. This voltage controls the current flow through the external circuit between the collector and emitter.

The TIP29B is a switching device, which is usually used in current limiting applications. When the signal applied to the input is below a certain level, the collector current is cut off and the voltage across the collector and emitter terminal drops down to zero. When the signal applied to the input exceeds a certain threshold, the base current is increased, which increases the collector current and causes the voltage across the collector and emitter terminal to rise.

The TIP29B is a good choice for many power amplification, voltage regulation, and switching applications. It is robust and reliable, which makes it ideal for a variety of applications. It has the attributes of low power dissipation, good frequency response and voltage regulation, and high switching speeds, making the TIP29B a great choice for many high power applications.

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