Category: NPN
NPN Transistors - Versatility and Reliability at Kamami
The NPN category at Kamami features a broad selection of bipolar NPN transistors, which are fundamental components in many electronic circuits. NPN transistors, unlike PNP types, are characterized by current flowing from the collector to the emitter when the base is applied with a positive voltage. This difference makes them a popular choice for applications requiring precise current control.
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45 V, 100 mA NPN general-purpose transistors, SOT23, NXP, RoHS
NPN Epitaxial Silicon Transistor, TO92, Fairchild Semiconductor, RoHS
The SS8050 transistor is a high-performance component for audio and control applications in portable electronic devices.
BU808DFI, high voltage fast-switching NPN power Darlington transistor, ISOWATT218
ST13003A, High voltage fast-switching power transistor, NPN, 700 V, 3 A, SOT-32
BULT118, Bipolar (BJT) Single Transistor, NPN, 400 V, 45 W, 2 A, 10 hFE, SOT-32
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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Insulated gate bipolar transistor, TO220AB, International Rectifier, RoHS
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High voltage, fast, bipolar NPN power transistor. STMicroelectronics BULD118D-1
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Popular NPN Transistors at Kamami
Our range includes various NPN transistor models that meet the needs of both professionals and electronics enthusiasts. The BC847B is an NPN transistor in a SOT23 package, widely used in low-power applications. The SS8050CBU is another NPN transistor known for its high performance and reliability, particularly in circuits requiring higher collector current.
Advanced Solutions with NPN Transistors
For more advanced projects, we offer transistors like the IRG4BC40S and BULT118, designed for high-current and high-voltage circuits. Their construction allows for efficient operation in demanding conditions, making them ideal for industrial applications.
Difference Between NPN and PNP Transistors
The key difference between NPN and PNP transistors lies in the direction of current flow and base voltage polarity. In NPN transistors, current flows from the collector to the emitter with positive base polarity. In PNP transistors, the current flow is reversed, and the base must be at a lower potential than the emitter. The choice of the appropriate transistor type depends on the specific requirements of the electronic circuit.
Reliability and Quality in Every Project
Kamami offers a wide range of NPN transistors that meet strict quality standards. Models like the BC547B, available in a TO92 package, are commonly used in various applications, from simple switching circuits to advanced amplifiers. No matter what project you are working on, our NPN transistors will provide reliability and high performance. We invite you to explore our full selection and choose the components best suited to your needs.