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Anything related to transistor arrays, i.e. small-scale integrated circuits containing a limited number (usually 8÷16) of well matched transistors. They are used for applications where component matching is paramount or to simplify the layout of a design where many transistors must be used in the same configuration.
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Darlington Array IC that can sink 1.5A
I don't think you will find a Darlington array in DIL that will handle 1.5A per output. The package can't dissipate enough power. You will probably have to use use discrete devices.
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