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The Sanken SLA6024 is a silicon epitaxial Darlington transistor array designed for motor driver applications. It integrates three NPN and three PNP Darlington transistor elements within a single package.
This array features a breakdown voltage of 60V and can handle a continuous collector current of 8.0A. It boasts a high DC current gain (hFE) of 2000 at 5A and 4V, with a Vce saturation of 1.5V maximum at 10mA and 5A. The device operates at a frequency of 50MHz and has a power rating of 5W. The operating temperature range is up to 150°C (TJ).
The SLA6024 is housed in a 12-SIP (Single In-line Package) with an exposed tab, designed for through-hole mounting. This package type facilitates heat dissipation, crucial for power applications.
Key specifications include a 60V voltage rating, 8.0A current rating, and a high gain of 2000. The device is suitable for 3-phase DC motor driver applications.
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The maximum collector-emitter voltage rating is 60V.
The SLA6024 is offered in a 12-SIP exposed-tab package with through-hole mounting.
The maximum junction temperature is 150°C.
It uses three NPN and three PNP Darlington pairs in a 3-phase bridge configuration.
The continuous collector current rating is 8.0A.
The minimum DC current gain is 2000 at 5A collector current and 4V Vce.
The maximum power dissipation is 5W.