
Texas Instruments ULN200x NPN Darlington transistor array in 16-pin DIP. Seven channels, up to 500 mA each, with built-in suppression diodes.
The Texas Instruments ULN200x NPN Darlington Transistor Array is a 16-pin DIP driver integrated circuit that switches loads up to 50 V and 500 mA per channel.
Overview
The ULN200x contains seven independent open-collector Darlington pairs with common emitters, housed in a standard 16-pin DIP (Dual In-line Package). It is designed to interface between low-level logic circuits and higher power loads, providing current amplification for driving external devices.
Key Features
Applications
The array is suited to controlling relay coils, driving stepper motors and DC brushed motors, powering indicator lamps, and driving display elements such as LEDs or gas-discharge panels. It can also be used as a line driver or logic buffer to drive multiple inputs or long lines.
Specifications
Choose the Texas Instruments ULN200x NPN Darlington Transistor Array DIP 16-Pin when you need a seven-channel driver for interfacing logic circuits with higher power loads.
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