Category: PNP

PNP Transistors - Wide Selection at Kamami

The PNP category at Kamami offers a broad range of bipolar PNP transistors, which are critical components in modern electronic circuits. These transistors differ from NPN types by having reverse polarity, allowing current to flow from the emitter to the collector when the base is applied to a negative voltage. This characteristic is crucial for designing circuits that require specific electrical properties.

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45 V, 500 mA PNP general-purpose transistors, SOT23, NXP, RoHS

zł0.27
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Available quantity: 395
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PNP general purpose transistors, SOT23, NXP, RoHS    

zł0.26
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Available quantity: 108
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PNP general purpose transistors, TO92, NXP, RoHS

zł0.16
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Available quantity: 75
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Bipolar transistor PNP, SOT-23, ON Semiconductor / Fairchild, RoHS

zł1.87
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Available quantity: 51
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The SS8550 is a high-performance PNP transistor, ideal for portable electronics applications, providing high efficiency with minimal power loss

zł1.23
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A 200-piece set of bipolar transistors PNP and NPN in a TO-92 package, perfect for electronics professionals and DIY enthusiasts, offering 10 different transistor types in a practical organizer with secure closure.

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Features and Applications of PNP Transistors

PNP transistors are used in a variety of electronic applications, from simple switching circuits to complex amplifiers. Due to their design, they are ideal for applications where reverse polarity is required compared to NPN transistors. Transistors such as the BC807, available in a SOT23 package, are commonly used in low-power circuits. The SS8550DBU, with a higher collector current, is suitable for higher power applications, providing the necessary performance characteristics.

Advanced PNP Transistors at Kamami

Kamami also offers advanced models, such as the BC516, a PNP Darlington transistor. This type of transistor combines two transistors to achieve higher current gain with low base current. It is particularly useful in applications requiring high signal amplification. Another popular model is the BC557C, available in a TO92 package, which is widely used in amplifier and switch circuits.

Difference Between PNP and NPN Transistors

The fundamental difference between PNP and NPN transistors lies in the direction of current flow and base voltage polarity. In PNP transistors, current flows from the emitter to the collector, meaning the base must be at a lower voltage than the emitter. In NPN transistors, the current flow is reversed, with the base needing to be at a higher potential than the emitter. This distinction determines the application of both types in electronic circuits, where choosing the appropriate type is crucial for proper circuit operation.

Choosing the Right PNP Transistor

When selecting a PNP transistor, it is important to consider technical specifications such as maximum collector current, voltage, and package type. At Kamami, we offer a wide range of PNP transistors that meet various design requirements. Whether you're working on a hobby project or tackling professional tasks, our products provide the necessary quality and reliability. We invite you to explore our full selection and choose the transistors best suited to your needs.