2SD882SL-P-AB3-R
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The **2SD882SL-P-AB3-R** is a specific variant of the widely used 2SD882 NPN medium-power transistor. This part is commonly manufactured by UTC (Unisonic Technologies Co.) and is designed for applications requiring high current and low saturation voltage.
### 1. Part Number Breakdown
Understanding the suffix helps identify the package and electrical characteristics:
| Code Segment | Meaning |
| :--- | :--- |
| **2SD882** | Basic part number (NPN Silicon Transistor) |
| **SL** | Low saturation voltage version |
| **-P** | hFE (Current Gain) Rank: 160 – 320 |
| **-AB3** | Package Type: SOT-89 |
| **-R** | Tape & Reel packaging |
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### 2. Key Specifications
These parameters define the operational limits of the transistor:
| Parameter | Symbol | Value |
| :--- | :--- | :--- |
| Collector-Base Voltage | $V_{CBO}$ | 40 V |
| Collector-Emitter Voltage | $V_{CEO}$ | 30 V |
| Emitter-Base Voltage | $V_{EBO}$ | 5 V |
| Collector Current (DC) | $I_C$ | 3 A |
| Collector Current (Peak) | $I_{CP}$ | 7 A |
| Power Dissipation ($T_a = 25^\circ C$) | $P_D$ | 0.5 W (Up to 2W on heatsink) |
| DC Current Gain | $h_{FE}$ | 160 ~ 320 (P Rank) |
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### 3. Electrical Characteristics
* **Low Saturation Voltage:** The "SL" designation indicates a low $V_{CE(sat)}$, typically around **0.3V at 2A**. This reduces heat generation and improves efficiency in switching circuits.
* **High Current Capacity:** Despite its small SOT-89 surface-mount footprint, it can handle a continuous 3A, making it suitable for power management.
* **Complementary Pair:** The PNP equivalent for this transistor is the **2SB772**.
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### 4. Typical Applications
The 2SD882SL is versatile and usually found in the following circuits:
1. **Voltage Regulators:** Used in linear regulators for small electronic devices.
2. **Relay Drivers:** High current handling allows it to drive mechanical relays and solenoids.
3. **DC-DC Converters:** Low saturation voltage makes it efficient for switching power supplies.
4. **Audio Amplifiers:** Used in the output stage of small portable audio devices.
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### 5. Pin Configuration (SOT-89)
When looking at the labeled side of the SOT-89 package with pins pointing down:
1. **Pin 1:** Base (B)
2. **Pin 2:** Collector (C) - *Also connected to the large center tab for heat dissipation*
3. **Pin 3:** Emitter (E)
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