CMOS Low Voltage 2 廓 SPST Switches

GENERAL DESCRIPTION The ADG701/ADG702 are monolithic CMOS SPST switches. These switches are designed on an advanced submicron process that provides low power dissipation yet high switching speed, low on resistance, and low leakage currents. In addition, −3 dB bandwidths of greater than 200 MHz ca

CMOS Low Voltage 2 廓 SPST Switches

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CMOS Low Voltage 2 廓 SPST Switches

GENERAL DESCRIPTION The ADG701/ADG702 are monolithic CMOS SPST switches. These switches are designed on an advanced submicron process that provides low power dissipation yet high switching speed, low on resistance, and low leakage currents. In addition, −3 dB bandwidths of greater than 200 MHz ca

CMOS Low Voltage 2 廓 SPST Switches

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SOLID STATE DIGITAL METER MODULES

A P P L I C A T I O N S These models offer a variety of functions, sizes, voltages and customizable options to fit most applications. Ideal for OEMs, contract manufacturers, and panel makers for monitoring equipment usage, scheduling maintenance, warranty validation, rental/leasing use and mo

PHENOLIC INSTRUMENT CASES

[KEYSTONE] PHENOLIC INSTRUMENT CASES •Choice of Sizes •Sturdy construction •Flush mounting panels •Cases and panels are sold separately •Covers available in Phenolic or Aluminum •Covers can be machined to accept dials, switches, displays •Panel mounting screws available

A701: Test slide, various cancers plus corresponding normal

Epitaxial Planar Type Silicon Transistor For Low Noise Amplifier USE ● Superior linearity of hFE at low current range.

6 CHANNELS ADJUSTABLE CONSTANT CURRENT LED DRIVER

DESCRIPTION A701/2 are adjustable constant current drivers for LED applications. Six regulated current ports are designed to provide uniform and pure DC constant current sinks for driving LEDs within a large range VF variation. FEATURES ■ 6 constant-current output channels ■ Output current dev

A-701D SPST N.O., 400 Amps, 28 VDC, Cutout Reverse Current

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