3W 33V 10% Zener Diode

This Zener Diode is packaged in DIGI A, which has a power dissipation of 3W.\n\n Available as High Reliability device per MIL-PRF-19500 indicate –HR suffix after the part number. Contact for -HR flow. Add \"PBF\" suffix for Pb-free lead finish.

POWER ZENERS 3WATT

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封装/外壳：A，轴向 包装：散装 描述：VOLTAGE REGULATOR 分立半导体产品 二极管 - 齐纳 - 单

DUAL OPERATIONAL AMPLIFIER

Dual Low Noise, Audio Amplifier The LM833 is a standard low–cost monolithic dual general–purpose operational amplifier employing Bipolar technology with innovative high–performance concepts for audio systems applications. With high frequency PNP transistors, the LM833 offers low voltage noise (4.

DUAL OPERATIONAL AMPLIFIER

Dual Low Noise, Audio Amplifier The LM833 is a standard low–cost monolithic dual general–purpose operational amplifier employing Bipolar technology with innovative high–performance concepts for audio systems applications. With high frequency PNP transistors, the LM833 offers low voltage noise (4.

DUAL OPERATIONAL AMPLIFIER

The LM833 is a standard low−cost monolithic dual general−purpose operational amplifier employing Bipolar technology with innovative high−performance concepts for audio systems applications. With high frequency PNP transistors, the LM833 offers low voltage noise (4.5 nV/ Hz ), 15 MHz gain bandwidth

DUAL OPERATIONAL AMPLIFIER

Dual Low Noise, Audio Amplifier The LM833 is a standard low–cost monolithic dual general–purpose operational amplifier employing Bipolar technology with innovative high–performance concepts for audio systems applications. With high frequency PNP transistors, the LM833 offers low voltage noise (4.

NPN SILICON EPITAXIAL TRANSISTOR WITH 2 DIFFERENT ELEMENTS IN A 6-PIN THIN-TYPE SMALL MINI MOLD PACKAGE

DESCRIPTION The UPA833TF has two different built-in transistors for low cost amplifier and oscillator applications up to L and S band. Low noise figures, high gain, high current capability, and medium output give this device high dynamic range and excellent linearity for two-stage amplifiers. Thi