Just got an email from DIGIIKEY that this device is available for just under $28,00 each.
http://www.littelfuse.com/~/media/e...con_carbide_lsic1mo120e0080_datasheet.pdf.pdf
Is this part interesting?
http://www.littelfuse.com/~/media/e...con_carbide_lsic1mo120e0080_datasheet.pdf.pdf
Is this part interesting?
for my untrained eye , first thing I spotted is multiplied Vgs for same currents , vs. sort of reference Semisouth SJEP120R100
(besides that , they look similar)
that makes several things trickier
however , one can be sure only with part on test-bed ,and getting proper set of lines , in area of most interest to us - voltages up to 50 and current up to 5-10
(besides that , they look similar)
that makes several things trickier
however , one can be sure only with part on test-bed ,and getting proper set of lines , in area of most interest to us - voltages up to 50 and current up to 5-10
Looking at the C2M080120d data sheet and you see it's about the same power handling as the Littelfuse device but has much lower capacitance values.
Just asking. Seems like a copy of the c2m080120d to me. Curious about any advantage a newly introduced device may have.
isn'd D in that one - for depletion ?
it was late night/morning when I take a look at datasheet , but Ihad impression of depletion device
it was late night/morning when I take a look at datasheet , but Ihad impression of depletion device
yes , you're right
late night/early morning is not helping my 2 cells 🙂
however , it stays that I'm suspicious , without actual testing , what's Ugs for our range of interest ... not mentioning shape of UI characteristics
late night/early morning is not helping my 2 cells 🙂
however , it stays that I'm suspicious , without actual testing , what's Ugs for our range of interest ... not mentioning shape of UI characteristics
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