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Texas Instruments ULN2004ANS — Discrete Semiconductors

ULN2004ANS Darlington Transistor Array, Active, Bulk

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Texas Instruments ULN2004ANS, small-signal bipolar transistor array, ULN2004 series, active lifecycle, ROHS3 compliant, bulk package.

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Specifications

ULN2004ANS specifications
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Product details

The ULN2004ANS is a small-signal bipolar transistor array from the ULN2004 family, built as a Darlington configuration for driving inductive loads such as relays, solenoids, stepper motors, and lamps. It integrates seven open-collector outputs with common-cathode clamp diodes for flyback protection, making it a standard choice in industrial control panels, PLC output stages, and automotive actuator interfaces.

If your line uses a pick-and-place machine, you will need to transfer the parts to a compatible feeder or tray. For hand-assembly or low-volume prototyping, bulk is fine and avoids the reel premium. The base product number ULN2004 covers the family; the 'NS' suffix indicates the SOIC-16 narrow-body package, which is the standard footprint for this Darlington array.

ROHS3 compliance is confirmed.

Frequently asked questions

What is the difference between ULN2004ANS and ULN2003ANS?

Both are seven-channel Darlington arrays in SOIC-16, but the ULN2004ANS is rated for a higher input voltage threshold, making it compatible with 12-15 V logic levels, while the ULN2003ANS is optimized for 5 V TTL/CMOS. Check the input voltage spec in the datasheet for your logic family.