Silicon NPN Planar RF Transistor

Features • Low noise figure • High power gain • Lead (Pb)-free component • Component in accordance to RoHS 2002/95/EC and WEEE 2002/96/EC Applications     For low noise and high gain broadband amplifiers at collector currents from 1 mA to 20 mA.

NPN Silicon RF Transistor

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Silicon NPN Planar RF Transistor

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Silicon NPN Planar RF Transistor

Silicon NPN Planar RF Transistor

Description The main purpose of this bipolar transistor is broadband amplification up to 2 GHz. In the space-saving 3-pin surface-mount SOT490 package electrical performance and reliability are taken to a new level covering a smaller footprint on PC boards than previous packages. In addition to s

Silicon NPN Planar RF Transistor

Features • Low noise figure • High power gain • Lead (Pb)-free component • Component in accordance to RoHS 2002/95/EC and WEEE 2002/96/EC Applications     For low noise and high gain broadband amplifiers at collector currents from 1 mA to 20 mA.

isc Silicon NPN RF Transistor

DESCRIPTION ·For low noise and high gain broadband amplifiers at collector currents from 1 mA to 20 mA. ·Minimum Lot-to-Lot variations for robust device performance and reliable operation APPLICATIONS ·Low noise figure ·High power gain

Silicon NPN Planar RF Transistor

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Silicon NPN Planar RF Transistor

Silicon NPN Planar RF Transistor

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Amplifier Transistors(NPN)

Aplifier Transistors NPN Silicon

Amplifier Transistors(NPN)

Aplifier Transistors NPN Silicon

POWER TRANSISTORS(3.0A,40-80V,12.5W)

COMPLEMENTARY SILICON PLASTIC POWER TRANSISTORS

LATERAL N-CHANNEL BROADBAND RF POWER MOSFETs

• High Gain, Rugged Device • Broadband Performance from HF to 1 GHz • Bottom Side Source Eliminates DC Isolators, Reducing Common Mode Inductances

LATERAL N-CHANNEL BROADBAND RF POWER MOSFETs

• High Gain, Rugged Device • Broadband Performance from HF to 1 GHz • Bottom Side Source Eliminates DC Isolators, Reducing Common Mode Inductances