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Part	Manufacturer	Polarity or Channel Type	Configuration	Surface Mount	Nominal Transition Frequency (fT)	Maximum Power Dissipation (Abs)	Maximum Collector Current (IC)	No. of Elements	Sub-Category	Minimum DC Current Gain (hFE)	Maximum Operating Temperature	Terminal Finish	JESD-609 Code
TIPL791A	Texas Instruments	NPN	DARLINGTON	NO	12 MHz	75 W	4 A		Other Transistors	20	150 Cel
BUX97A	Texas Instruments	NPN	SINGLE	NO	12 MHz	60 W	6 A	1	Other Transistors	10	175 Cel
TIPL761A	Texas Instruments	NPN	SINGLE	NO	12 MHz	100 W	4 A	1	Other Transistors	20	140 Cel
2G309	Texas Instruments	PNP	SINGLE	NO	12 MHz	.15 W	.1 A	1	Other Transistors		100 Cel
2G304	Texas Instruments	PNP	SINGLE	NO	12 MHz	.2 W	.3 A	1	Other Transistors		100 Cel
TIPL760	Texas Instruments	NPN	SINGLE	NO	12 MHz	80 W	4 A	1	Other Transistors	20	140 Cel
TIPL751A	Texas Instruments	NPN	SINGLE	NO	12 MHz	120 W	4 A	1	Other Transistors	20	175 Cel
2N477	Texas Instruments	NPN	SINGLE	NO	12 MHz	.2 W	.025 A	1	Other Transistors		200 Cel
2S702	Texas Instruments	NPN	SINGLE	NO	12 MHz	.1 W	.02 A	1	Other Transistors		100 Cel
2S026	Texas Instruments	NPN	SINGLE	NO	12 MHz	100 W	7.5 A	1	Other Transistors	20	175 Cel
2N1047C	Texas Instruments	NPN	SINGLE	NO	12 MHz	1 W	1 A	1	Other Transistors	12	200 Cel
2N2531	Texas Instruments	NPN	SINGLE	NO	12 MHz	.15 W	.025 A	1	Other Transistors	20	175 Cel
TIPL757A	Texas Instruments	NPN	SINGLE	NO	12 MHz	200 W	15 A	1	Other Transistors	15	175 Cel
2S024	Texas Instruments	NPN	SINGLE	NO	12 MHz	100 W	7.5 A	1	Other Transistors	20	175 Cel
TIPL761	Texas Instruments	NPN	SINGLE	NO	12 MHz	100 W	4 A	1	Other Transistors	20	140 Cel
TIPL757	Texas Instruments	NPN	SINGLE	NO	12 MHz	200 W	15 A	1	Other Transistors	15	175 Cel
3N33	Texas Instruments	NPN	SINGLE		12 MHz	.125 W	.01 A	1	Other Transistors		150 Cel
2N1049C	Texas Instruments	NPN	SINGLE	NO	12 MHz	1 W	1 A	1	Other Transistors	30	200 Cel
TIPL770	Texas Instruments	NPN	SINGLE	NO	12 MHz	50 W	2.5 A	1	Other Transistors	20	140 Cel
2N1050C	Texas Instruments	NPN	SINGLE	NO	12 MHz	1 W	1 A	1	Other Transistors	30	200 Cel
BUX82	Texas Instruments	NPN	SINGLE	NO	12 MHz	60 W	6 A	1	Other Transistors	40	140 Cel
2N1048C	Texas Instruments	NPN	SINGLE	NO	12 MHz	1 W	1 A	1	Other Transistors	12	200 Cel
BUV46	Texas Instruments	NPN	SINGLE	NO	12 MHz	85 W	5 A	1	Other Transistors	5	150 Cel
TIPL791	Texas Instruments	NPN	DARLINGTON	NO	12 MHz	75 W	4 A		Other Transistors	20	150 Cel
2N476	Texas Instruments	NPN	SINGLE	NO	12 MHz	.2 W	.025 A	1	Other Transistors		200 Cel
TIPL751	Texas Instruments	NPN	SINGLE	NO	12 MHz	120 W	4 A	1	Other Transistors	20	175 Cel
BUX97B	Texas Instruments	NPN	SINGLE	NO	12 MHz	60 W	6 A	1	Other Transistors	10	175 Cel
BC326	Texas Instruments	PNP	SINGLE	NO	12 MHz	.36 W	.05 A	1	Other Transistors		175 Cel
2S025	Texas Instruments	NPN	SINGLE	NO	12 MHz	100 W	7.5 A	1	Other Transistors	20	175 Cel
TIPL760A	Texas Instruments	NPN	SINGLE	NO	12 MHz	80 W	4 A	1	Other Transistors	20	140 Cel
BUX97	Texas Instruments	NPN	SINGLE	NO	12 MHz	60 W	6 A	1	Other Transistors	10	175 Cel
2SD1356	Toshiba	NPN	SINGLE	NO	12 MHz	30 W	3 A	1	Other Transistors	40	140 Cel	Tin/Lead (Sn/Pb)	e0
2SD1355	Toshiba	NPN	SINGLE	NO	12 MHz	40 W	5 A	1	Other Transistors	40	140 Cel	Tin/Lead (Sn/Pb)	e0

Other Function Transistors

Other function transistors are a category of transistors that perform specialized functions beyond basic switching and amplification. These transistors are designed to perform specific tasks in electronic circuits, and are used in various applications such as signal processing, voltage regulation, and power management.

Some examples of other function transistors include:

1. Darlington Transistors: Used in high-current and high-voltage applications where a single transistor cannot provide the required gain. Darlington transistors consist of two transistors connected in series, which provide a high gain and low input current.

2. Schottky Transistors: Used in high-speed digital circuits to reduce switching losses and improve efficiency. Schottky transistors use a Schottky barrier diode in combination with a transistor to reduce the voltage drop across the device.

3. Phototransistors: Used in applications where a signal needs to be detected and converted into an electrical signal. Phototransistors use a photodiode to detect light and a transistor to amplify the signal.

4. Bipolar Junction Transistors (BJT): Used in analog circuits for amplification and switching applications. BJTs have a high current gain and low input resistance, making them useful in low-power applications.

5. Junction Field-Effect Transistors (JFET): Used in low-noise and high-impedance applications, such as audio amplifiers and analog switches. JFETs have a high input impedance and low noise, making them suitable for low-power applications.

Other function transistors are available in various sizes and configurations, depending on the specific application. They are subject to various standards and regulations, such as JEDEC (Joint Electron Device Engineering Council) and RoHS (Restriction of Hazardous Substances), to ensure their safety and performance. Proper selection and design of other function transistors are critical to ensure optimal performance, reliability, and compatibility with other components in the circuit.