
Onsemi D44H8G NPN power transistor, TO-220 package, 60V, 10A, 2W, 50MHz transition frequency. Suited to switching and amplifier circuits.
Onsemi D44H8G NPN Power Transistor is a TO-220 packaged bipolar power transistor with a continuous collector current rating of 10A and a maximum collector-emitter voltage of 60V. It is designed for amplification and switching in power circuits.
Overview
The Onsemi D44H8G offers a low collector-emitter saturation voltage, which helps minimise power loss during operation. Its fast switching speeds make it suitable for high-frequency circuits, particularly within power management systems. It can be used in output or driver stages and, when used with complementary pairs, can contribute to simplified circuit designs.
Key Applications
Package and Mounting
The transistor is supplied in the industry-standard TO-220 package, providing a through-hole mounting solution with thermal dissipation properties suited to printed circuit board (PCB) designs.
Specifications
Choose the Onsemi D44H8G NPN Power Transistor for power switching and amplification designs that require a 10A, 60V NPN device in a TO-220 package.
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