P-channel enhancement mode vertical D-MOS transistor

DESCRIPTION P-channel enhancement mode vertical D-MOS transistor in a SOT223 plastic SMD package. FEATURES • Direct interface to C-MOS, TTL, etc. • High-speed switching • No secondary breakdown. APPLICATIONS • Line current interruptor in telephone sets • Relay, high speed and line transfor

P-Channel MOSFET

■ Features ● VDS (V) =-300V ● ID =-0.21 A (VGS =-10V) ● RDS(ON)

P-channel enhancement mode vertical D-MOS transistor

FEATURES · Direct interface to C-MOS, TTL, etc. · High-speed switching · No secondary breakdown. APPLICATIONS · Line current interruptor in telephone sets · Relay, high speed and line transformer drivers. DESCRIPTION P-channel enhancement mode vertical D-MOS transistor in a SOT223 plastic

P-channel vertical D-MOS intermediate level FET

P-channel enhancement mode vertical Double-Diffused Field-Effect Transistor (D-MOSFET) in a SOT89 (SC-62) medium power and flat lead Surface Mounted Device (SMD) plastic package.

P-channel enhancement mode vertical D-MOS transistor

Silicon Controlled Rectifier (SCR) TV Deflection Circuit

Features: • CTV 110° – CRT Horizontal Deflection • Tracer Switch

2 AMPERE SCHOTTKY BARRIER RECTIFIERS(VOLTAGE - 20 to 100 Volts CURRENT - 2.0 Amperes)

VOLTAGE 20 to 100 Volts CURRENT 2.0 Amperes FEATURES • Plastic package has Underwriters Laboratory Flammability Classification 94V-O utilizing Flame Retardant Epoxy Molding Compound. • Exceeds environmental standards of MIL-S-19500/228 • For use in low voltage,high frequency inverters

TRISILTM

DESCRIPTION The SMTPBxx series has been designedto protect telecommunication equipment against lightning and transient induced by AC power lines. FEATURES BIDIRECTIONAL CROWBAR PROTECTION. BREAKDOWNVOLTAGE RANGE: From 62 V To 270 V. HOLDING CURRENT: IH= 150 mA min REPETITIVE PE

Transistor array to drive the small motor

■ Features ● Small and lightweight ● Low power consumption ● Low-voltage drive ● With 4 elements incorporated ■ Applications ● For motor drives ● Small motor drive circuits in general