Bipolar Transistors

Toshiba offers a wide range of bipolar transistors suitable for various applications, including radio frequency (RF) and power supply devices.

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Bipolar Transistors
Toshiba’s offers an extensive lineup ranging from ultra-small, surface-mounted, small-signal transistors to power transistors with lead-type packages, including low-saturation, high-current, and ultra-high-speed types.
Bias Resistor Built-in Transistors (BRTs, Digital Transistors)
Toshiba offers transistors with a wide variety of built-in resistance values in small packages. The extensive lineup makes it easy to choose the most suitable products depending on usage.
Automotive Bipolar Transistors
Toshiba offers an extensive lineup ranging from ultra-small, surface-mounted, small-signal transistors to power transistors with medium-sized surface-mounted-type packages, including low-saturation and high-current types.
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RF Bipolar Transistors
Toshiba offers products with low distortion, low NF and high ESD tolerance for various applications.
Junction FETs
Toshiba offers 1-circuit and 2-circuit JFETs mounted in a small surface-mounted package. They are suitable for high-density electronic devices.
Multi-Chip Discrete Devices
Toshiba offers combination devices, such as MOSFET-diode and transistor-diode combinations, in small packages. Those products are suitable for high-density mounting.

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Automotive Brake Control
Such as reduction of power consumption and miniaturization are important in designing brake control. Toshiba provides information on a wide range of semiconductor products suitable for brake actuator unit, motor driving unit and power supply units, etc., along with circuit configuration examples.
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Automotive Integrated Starter Generator
Such as ensuring tolerance to motor lock current and reduction of power consumption are important in designing ISG. Toshiba provides information on a wide range of semiconductor products suitable for motor drive units, communication units, power supply units, etc., along with circuit configuration examples.
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Matrix LED Headlight
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News / Latest information

19-06-2024

Expanded Lineup of Bipolar Transistors Contribute to the Reduction of Environmental Impacts

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12-06-2024

Expanded Lineup of Bipolar Transistors that Contribute to the Reduction of the Power Consumption of Equipment

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21-03-2024

Lineup Expansion of Bipolar Transistors Suitable for Gate Drive Circuits, Current Switches, and LED Drive Circuits

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13-12-2023

Bipolar Transistors Contribute to the Reduction of Environmental Impacts

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21-06-2023

Bipolar Transistors Contribute to the Reduction of Environmental Impacts

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25-01-2023

Bipolar Transistors Contribute to Saving Space on Mounting Boards

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