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Low VCEsat (BISS) power transistors double

Keep your design’s power consumption and heat dissipation to a minimum

Delivering optimum power performance while saving space, our 'breakthrough in small signal' (BISS) transistors certainly live up to their name. These low VCEsat devices offer low power losses with higher energy efficiency than standard transistors in the same package. They help simplify circuit layouts with more flexibility, and are available in smaller packages that can save you valuable PCB space.

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Type number Description Status Quick access
LFPAK bipolar transistors Nexperia bipolar transistors in LFPAK56 and LFPAK56D - the true power packages for smart efficiency ACT
PHPT610030NK-Q NPN/NPN high power double bipolar transistor Production
PHPT610030NPK NPN/PNP high power double bipolar transistor Production
PHPT610030PK-Q PNP/PNP high power double bipolar transistor Production
PHPT610030NPK-Q NPN/PNP high power double bipolar transistor Production
PHPT610035NK-Q NPN/NPN high power double bipolar transistor Production
PHPT610035PK-Q PNP/PNP matched high power double bipolar transistor Production
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LFPAK56D_SOT1205_mk.png plastic, single ended surface mounted package (LFPAK56D); 8 leads; 1.27 mm pitch; 4.7 mm x 5.3 mm x 1.05 mm body Marcom graphics 2017-01-28

Selection guide (1)

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Nexperia_Selection_guide_2023.pdf Nexperia Selection Guide 2023 Selection guide 2023-05-10

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