TIP32C-BP

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TIP32C-BP, also known as C-B Darlington Transistor, is a three-terminal device used to provide current amplification. It is manufactured by Texas Instruments, and is a member of their Wide Bandwidth Power Darlington Transistor (WBDT) family, which is designed for use in high power linear and switching applications, such as power supply and motor control. The WBDT family includes both NPN and PNP transistors, and the TIP32C-BP is an NPN transistor.

The TIP32C-BP is a switching device that operates in both active and saturation regions. It has a high current gain (hFE) of 1000, and is capable of switching up to 5 Amps of collector current. It is rated for an operating temperature range of -55°C to 150°C and up to 400 Volts collector-emitter breakdown voltage. The package is a TO-220AB style and it is UL recognized.

TIP32C-BP can be used in power amplifiers, motor control applications, and as a general-purpose switching device. They are capable of switching up to 5 amps and provide high current gain. They can also be used as a rectifier in power supply applications, due to its capability of handling high voltages.

The working principle of the TIP32C-BP is the same as that of any other Darlington transistor. It consists of two transistors connected in series. A signal applied to the base of the first transistor (called the “driver”) causes a current through the collector of the first transistor to the base of the second (called the “substrate”). This in turn causes a current through the collector of the second transistor. The current flowing through the collector of the second transistor is then amplified, and passes to the load.

The operating power for the TIP32C-BP is typically 4 to 15 volts. When a signal is applied, the collector current will begin to rise. This is accompanied by the voltage drop across the collector-emitter. The collector current will continue to rise until it reaches its saturation level or the breakdown voltage across the collector-emitter is reached. At this point, the transistor is considered to be in saturation. When the signal is removed, the transistor will return to its off state.

In summary, TIP32C-BP is a three-terminal device used to provide current amplification. It is a member of Texas Instruments’ Wide Bandwidth Power Darlington Transistor (WBDT) family and has a high current gain of 1000. TIP32C-BP can be used in power amplifiers, motor control applications, and as a general-purpose switching device. The working principle of the TIP32C-BP is the same as that of other Darlington transistors and its operating power is typically 4 to 15 volts.

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