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TIP125 PNP Darlington Power Transistor (60V, 5A, TO-220)

TIP125 PNP Darlington Power Transistor (60V, 5A, TO-220)

Part number: TIP125Transistors & MOSFETs

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About this product

The TIP125 is a PNP Darlington power transistor in a TO-220 package, rated for 60 V and 5 A continuous collector current, with a typical DC gain of 1000 at 3 A. It suits medium-power switching of motors, solenoids and high-power LED loads, with a peak collector current of 8 A.

Specifications

Polarity
PNP
Configuration
Darlington
Collector-emitter voltage (VCEO)
60 V
Collector current (continuous)
5 A
Peak collector current
8 A
DC current gain (hFE)
1000 at 3 V, 3 A
Power
65 W
Package
TO-220

Frequently asked questions

What is the price of TIP125 PNP Darlington Power Transistor (60V, 5A, TO-220) in Egypt?

TIP125 PNP Darlington Power Transistor (60V, 5A, TO-220) currently costs between 10 and 20 EGP across 4 offers in Egypt.

Where can I buy TIP125 PNP Darlington Power Transistor (60V, 5A, TO-220) in Egypt?

TIP125 PNP Darlington Power Transistor (60V, 5A, TO-220) is available from Makers Electronics, Most Electronics, Future Electronics, and Circuits Electronics. Compare the offers above to find the best price.

How should I protect the transistor when driving a motor or solenoid?

Motors and solenoids are inductive, so add a flyback diode across the load to absorb the voltage spike when the transistor switches off. Keep the load current within the 5 A continuous rating.

What is the pinout of the TIP125?

The TIP12x family in TO-220 uses 1 = Base, 2 = Collector, 3 = Emitter, with the front of the package facing you and the pins down. Confirm with the datasheet before wiring.