TIPL760-S Equivalent & Substitute Parts Reference

Part Overview

The TIPL760-S (Bourns Inc.) is a Through Hole, NPN Bipolar Junction Transistor (BJT) with a maximum collector-emitter voltage of 400 V, collector current of 4 A, power dissipation of 75 W, and TO-220-3 package. It is now classified as Obsolete, increasing the necessity for sourcing suitable equivalent or substitute BJT transistors to ensure continued product and equipment support.

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TIPL760-S

Bourns Inc.In Stock: 739TIPL760-S Datasheet

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Key Parameters

Substitute Part Grouping Explanation

Substitution is determined solely by matching or exceeding the parameters of the TIPL760-S, specifically: NPN transistor type, collector-emitter voltage rating, maximum collector current, power dissipation, collector cutoff current, DC current gain, Vce(sat) characteristics, transition frequency (where specified), package and mounting type, operating temperature, and compliance status. All parts listed are TO-220-3, Through Hole mount, and ROHS3 compliant.

Parameter Comparison

Engineering Selection Recommendations

Select substitute parts that have an Active or Last Time Buy product status and ROHS3 compliance. Confirm the substitute matches category and package requirements. The listed substitutes are in the Transistors, Bipolar (BJT) category, with TO-220-3 Through Hole mounting, and are ROHS3 compliant.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Q1: What are the essential criteria for replacing TIPL760-S with a substitute BJT transistor?
A1: Substitute BJT transistors must match or exceed the TIPL760-S key parameters: NPN type, collector-emitter breakdown voltage, collector current, package (TO-220-3), mounting type (Through Hole), and compliance (ROHS3).

Q2: Is package compatibility mandatory for substitution?
A2: Yes, substitute parts must have the same package type (TO-220-3) and mounting style (Through Hole) to ensure mechanical and electrical fit within the application.

Q3: Are all the listed substitutes RoHS compliant?
A3: All substitutes listed are specified as ROHS3 compliant.

Q4: Why is it necessary to consider product status in selection?
A4: Product status (Active, Last Time Buy, Obsolete) affects long-term availability. Preference is given to Active status parts for continuous supply chain stability.

Q5: Can frequency - transition (f_T) be used as a selection parameter?
A5: Frequency - transition (f_T) is only a selection parameter when specified for both main and substitute parts. Only parts with provided f_T values are compared on this basis.

Q6: How are collector cutoff current (I_CBO) and DC current gain (h_FE) handled in substitution?
A6: Substitutes must have collector cutoff current and DC current gain values that align with or surpass those of the original to maintain functional equivalency in the circuit.

Q7: Can mechanical or thermal design be impacted by using a substitute listed here?
A7: Substitutes are matched on package (TO-220-3), mounting type, and maximum rated junction temperature to maintain equivalency in mechanical and thermal design.