A heat-sink is designed to remove heat from a transistor and dissipate it into the surrounding air as efficiently as possible. Heat-sinks take many different forms, such as finned aluminium or copper sheets or blocks, often painted or anodised matt black to help dissipate heat more quickly. Good physical contact between the transistor and heat-sink is essential, and a heat transmitting grease (heat-sink compound) is smeared on the contact area before clamping the transistor to the heat-sink.
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2SA1941 bipolar transistor p-n-p type transistor. Collector-Emitter Voltage: -140 V Collector-Base Voltage: -140 V Emitter-Base Voltage: -5 V Collector Current: -10 A Collector Dissipation – 100 W DC Current Gain (hfe) – 55 to 160 Transition Frequency – 30 MHz Operating and Storage Junction Temperature Range -55 to +150 ?C
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