TIP102 NPN Darlington Power Transistor, 100V 8A, TO-220
Prices updated: 13 Oct 2026
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 Most ElectronicsCheapest | TIP102 NPN Darlington Transistor (100V, 8A) | 8.9 EGP10.57 | View in store |
 Makers Electronics | TIP102 NPN Darlington Transistor TO-220 100V 8A | 9 EGP | View in store |
 Circuits Electronics | TIP102 (100V, 8A) | 20 EGP | View in store |
 Future Electronics | TIP102 Darlington Transistor (100V, 8A) | 25 EGP | View in store |
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About this product
TIP102 is an NPN Darlington power transistor in a TO-220 package, with 100 V collector-emitter and collector-base voltage ratings and an 8 A maximum collector current. It is used in switching and driver stages for higher-current loads such as motors, relays and lamps.
Specifications
- Transistor type
- NPN Darlington
- Collector current (Ic max)
- 8 A
- Collector-emitter voltage (VCEO max)
- 100 V
- Collector-base voltage (VCBO)
- 100 V
- Emitter-base voltage (VEBO)
- 5 V
- Max operating temperature
- +150 °C
- Package
- TO-220-3
Frequently asked questions
What is the price of TIP102 NPN Darlington Power Transistor, 100V 8A, TO-220 in Egypt?
TIP102 NPN Darlington Power Transistor, 100V 8A, TO-220 currently costs between 8.9 and 25 EGP across 4 offers in Egypt.
Where can I buy TIP102 NPN Darlington Power Transistor, 100V 8A, TO-220 in Egypt?
TIP102 NPN Darlington Power Transistor, 100V 8A, TO-220 is available from Most Electronics, Makers Electronics, Circuits Electronics, and Future Electronics. Compare the offers above to find the best price.
How does it differ from the TIP121?
TIP102 is rated for 100 V and 8 A, while TIP121 is rated for 80 V and 5 A. Choose TIP102 when your load voltage or current exceeds the TIP121 limits, and verify the pinout in the datasheet for either part.
Does it need a heatsink and protection diode?
At higher currents it should be mounted on a heatsink to manage dissipation. When switching relays, solenoids or motors, add a flyback diode across the inductive load to protect the transistor.
