Transistors for 3 Amps Saturation: What are My Options?

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Start date Jan 17, 2010
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Transistors capable of handling up to 3 amps in the saturation region are readily available, with numerous options listed on electronic component websites. A search on Farnell yielded 80 results for transistors with a DC collector current rating of 3A. Users can explore these options to find suitable transistors for their specific applications. The discussion emphasizes the importance of selecting the right component based on current requirements. Overall, there are ample choices for transistors meeting the 3 amp saturation criteria.

Jan 17, 2010

manshuk89

the title says it all...

my question is simple... are there transistors easily available that can be configured to provide upto 3ampers in the saturation region? if yes, whch ones?

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Jan 17, 2010

gnurf

80 search results found for “transistor” (with DC Collector Current = 3A) at http://uk.farnell.com/jsp/search/br...=en_UK&catalogId=&prevNValues=1004177+500006".

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