Silicon N Channel MOS FET

Features • High breakdown voltage VDSS = 1500 V • High speed switching • Low drive current • No secondary breakdown • Suitable for switching regulator, DC-DC converter and motor driver Application High speed power switching

Silicon N-Channel MOS FET

Application\nHigh speed power switching •  High breakdown voltage VDSS= 1500 V\n•  Low drive current\n•  Suitable for switching regulator, DC-DC converter and motor driver;

SOLID STATE HIGH POWER AMPLIFIER MODULES

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SOLID STATE HIGH POWER AMPLIFIER MODULES

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POWER TRANSISTORS(8.0A,60-100V,70W)

PLASTIC MEDIUM-POWER COMPLEMENTARY SILICON TRANSISTORS 8.0 AMPERE DARLINGTON COMPLEMENTARY SILICON POWER TRANSISTORS 60-100 VOLTS 70 WATTS

L-BAND SPDT SWITCH

DESCRIPTION UPG133G is an L-Band SPDT (Single Pole Double Throw) GaAs FET switch which was developed for digital cellular or cordless telephone application. The device can operate from 100 MHz to 2.5 GHz, having the low insertion loss. It housed in an original 8 pin SSOP that is smaller than us

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

L-BAND SPDT SWITCH

DESCRIPTION µPG132G is an L-Band SPDT (Single Pole Double Throw) GaAs FET switch which was developed for digital cellular or cordless telephone application. The device can operate from 100 MHz to 2.5 GHz, having the low insertion loss. It housed in an original 8 pin SSOP that is smaller than us

L-BAND SPDT SWITCH

DESCRIPTION UPG133G is an L-Band SPDT (Single Pole Double Throw) GaAs FET switch which was developed for digital cellular or cordless telephone application. The device can operate from 100 MHz to 2.5 GHz, having the low insertion loss. It housed in an original 8 pin SSOP that is smaller than us