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20th November 2009, 11:45 PM
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Neither meat nor fish, they require a bias level that suits a vertical MOSFET but have similar low transconductance of a Lateral. Means having to use a steep rail voltage and/or plenty of these devices in parallel. OK in the old days, when vertical MOSFETs were less educated and a lot more expensive. Nowadays you'd have to find 'm by the cheap for them to hold up against the steep vertical competition, i reckon. Same goes for J118/K413 and J119/K414
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