TIP120 Darlington Transistor

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Simple Darlington Transistor Can be used to control 12v components like a motor or solenoid from a 5v microcontroller like an arduino.

Hooking it up

The Base should be connected to the microcontroller, the collector connects to the negative side of the 12v item to be controlled, and the emitter connects to ground.

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