TIP35-S

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The TIP35-S is a high power NPN silicon power transistors. It has a maximum power dissipation of up to 50 watts, a collector current to 15A and is designed for use in power control and switching applications.

The TIP35-S features a low saturation voltage, a high current gain, a low leakage current at input, a high frequency response and a number of other features that make it suitable for use in applications including automotive, industrial, telecom and consumer electronics.

The TIP35-S can be used for both linear and switching applications. When used for linear applications, the transistors can be used for power control and amplification purposes. When used for switching applications, the transistor can switch high power loads with fast rise times and low external resistance.

The TIP35-S is designed to be used in a variety of applications ranging from power control and switch circuits, to low power audio amplifiers, to low noise power amplifiers, to motor controls, to light dimmers and many other applications.

The basic working principle of the TIP35-S involves placing an electric current into the collector of the transistor. When this current is increased and increased, it causes an increase in the collector-emitter voltage. This voltage is then fed back through the emitter-base junction and causes the transistor to switch “ON” and off. The result is an efficient and frequent switching action.

When designing circuits using the TIP35-S, it is important to consider the maximum derating of the current, the rise time and voltage drop of the component. It is also important to consider any other design parameters that may be required in order to maximize the performance of the component.

The TIP35-S is an excellent component for power control and other applications where high performance and reliability are required. It is reliable, easy to use and offers a reliable and efficient switching mechanism for power control applications.

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