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STMicroelectronics STF826 — Discrete Semiconductors

STF826 PNP Transistor, 30 V, 3 A, SOT-89-3, Obsolete

MPNSTF826
Obsolete

STMicroelectronics STF826 PNP bipolar junction transistor, 30 V Vceo, 3 A Ic, 100 MHz transition frequency, 1.4 W max power, SOT-89-3 surface-mount package.

Independent supplier — new & surplus stockAuthenticity-screened · ESD-safe packingListing updated Jul 2026

Specifications

STF826 specifications
ParameterValue
MountingSurface Mount
FET typePNP
Voltage - collector emitter breakdown30 V
Current - collector (Ic)3 A
Current - collector cutoff100µA
DC current gain (hFE) (Min) @ ic, vce100 @ 100mA, 2V
Power - max1.4 W
Frequency - transition100MHz
Operating temperature150°C(TJ)
PackageTape & Reel (TR); Cut Tape (CT)
CaseTO-243AA
Vce saturation (Max) @ ib, ic1.1V @ 150mA, 3A

Product details

The STF826 is a PNP bipolar power transistor from STMicroelectronics, rated for 30 V collector-emitter breakdown and 3 A continuous collector current. The SOT-89-3 package keeps the footprint small while the 1.4 W maximum power dissipation handles moderate heat loads when the board copper is sized correctly.

The STF826 is listed as obsolete.

Package and mounting — SOT-89-3

The STF826 is supplied in a TO-243AA (SOT-89-3) surface-mount package. The three-lead footprint is common across many small-signal power transistors, which helps when evaluating second-source candidates.

Key ratings and the decisions they drive

The 30 V Vceo sets the maximum rail voltage — stay below that with margin for transients. The 3 A collector rating is continuous; peak currents in switching applications need to respect the 1.4 W power limit and the thermal resistance of the SOT-89-3 pad. Vce(sat) of 1.1 V at 3 A is typical for a PNP of this size; it means the on-state voltage drop will dissipate over 3 W at full current, so the duty cycle and heatsinking must be checked. The 100 MHz transition frequency is adequate for switching up to a few megahertz, but the gain roll-off at higher collector currents should be verified against the datasheet curves if operating near the 3 A limit.

Frequently asked questions

Is STF826 obsolete?

Yes, the STF826 is listed as obsolete by STMicroelectronics.

What is the replacement for STF826?

For a pin-compatible alternative, evaluate other PNP transistors in SOT-89-3 with similar 30 V, 3 A ratings from the same or alternate manufacturers.