STMicroelectronics TIP122FP / TIP127FP Datasheet

TIP122FP and TIP127FP are complementary silicon power Darlington transistors produced by STMicroelectronics. They come in a fully insulated package and are suitable for power linear and switching applications.


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Brand
STMicroelectronics
Category
Other Electronics
Document type
Datasheet
Language
English
Pages
6
File format
PDF
File size
283 KB
Published
01 April, 2012
Updated
29 September, 2023
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About this manual

The TIP122FP is a silicon epitaxial‑base NPN Darlington power transistor mounted in a fully insulated TO‑220FP package, while the complementary TIP127FP is a PNP type. Both are intended for linear and switching power applications and feature a fully molded isolated package for easy mounting.

The document lists absolute maximum ratings such as 100 V collector‑emitter voltage and 5 A continuous collector current, a total power dissipation of 29 W, and thermal resistance of 4.3 °C/W. Mechanical dimensions of the TO‑220FP package are also provided, along with storage temperature limits from –65 °C to 150 °C.

What's inside

  • Description
  • Absolute Maximum Ratings
  • Electrical Characteristics
  • Thermal Data
  • Mechanical Data
  • Safety Disclaimer

Specifications

Collector‑Emitter Voltage (Vceo)100 V
Collector Current (Ic)5 A
Collector Peak Current (Iom)8 A
Total Power Dissipation (Pd)29 W
Junction‑Case Thermal Resistance (Rθjc)4.3 °C/W
Package Dimension A (min)4.4 mm
Storage Temperature Range-65 °C to 150 °C

Frequently asked questions

What is the maximum collector current for the TIP122FP?

The maximum continuous collector current is 5 A.

What is the maximum collector‑emitter voltage rating?

The device can withstand up to 100 V between collector and emitter.

What storage temperature range is allowed for these transistors?

They can be stored from –65 °C up to 150 °C.

Are the voltage and current specifications the same for the PNP TIP127FP?

The PNP type uses the same magnitude values, but the signs are negative.

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