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Is it possible to use a TR with a current exceeding the rated current?
- In order to determine the suitability of a transistor is to look at its particular SOA (Safe Operating Area).
  Ex: In the SOA graph below when VDS is 20Vand IDpeak 2A, making it suitable as long as Pw=100µs or less.

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