Low On-Resistance

Description This MOSFET is designed to minimize the on-state resistance (RDS(ON)), yet maintain superior switching performance, making it ideal for high efficiency power management applications. Features • Low On-Resistance • Low Gate Threshold Voltage • Low Input Capacitance • Fast Switchin

DUAL N-CHANNEL ENHANCEMENT MODE MOSFET

Low On-Resistance

Description This MOSFET is designed to minimize the on-state resistance (RDS(ON)), yet maintain superior switching performance, making it ideal for high efficiency power management applications. Features • Low On-Resistance • Low Gate Threshold Voltage • Low Input Capacitance • Fast Switchin

Low On-Resistance

Description This MOSFET is designed to minimize the on-state resistance (RDS(ON)), yet maintain superior switching performance, making it ideal for high efficiency power management applications. Features • Low On-Resistance • Low Gate Threshold Voltage • Low Input Capacitance • Fast Switchin

Plastic Medium Power Silicon PNP Transistor

1.5 AMPERE POWER TRANSISTORS PNP SILICON 45, 60, 80 VOLTS 10 WATTS . . . designedfor use as audio amplifiers and drivers utilizing complementary or quasi complementary circuits. • DC Current Gain — hFE= 40 (Min) @ IC= 0.15 Adc • BD 136, 138, 140 are complementary with BD 135, 137, 139

L-BAND SPDT SWITCH

DESCRIPTION The UPG137GV and UPG138GV are L-Band Single Pole Double Throw (SPDT) GaAs MMIC switches developed for digital cellular, PCS, and WLAN applications. These devices feature wide bandwidth, low insertion loss, and high P1dB. The UPG137GV operates on a +3 to +5 V control voltage, while the

L-BAND SPDT SWITCH

DESCRIPTION The UPG137GV and UPG138GV are L-Band Single Pole Double Throw (SPDT) GaAs MMIC switches developed for digital cellular, PCS, and WLAN applications. These devices feature wide bandwidth, low insertion loss, and high P1dB. The UPG137GV operates on a +3 to +5 V control voltage, while the

L-BAND SPDT SWITCH

DESCRIPTION The UPG137GV and UPG138GV are L-Band Single Pole Double Throw (SPDT) GaAs MMIC switches developed for digital cellular, PCS, and WLAN applications. These devices feature wide bandwidth, low insertion loss, and high P1dB. The UPG137GV operates on a +3 to +5 V control voltage, while the

L-BAND DPDT MMIC SWITCH

DESCRIPTION The µPG139GV is L-Band Double Pole, Double Throw (DPDT) switch developed for digital cellular or cordless telephone and PCS applications. This device feature low insertion loss, high handling power with low voltage operation. It is housed in a very small 8-pin plastic SSOP package ava