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Join Date: Jul 2005
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From which of these listed types is expected, that they are also over a longer period of time available (at least for several years) and not obsolete respectively only available as cloned version ??
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Well,
English is not my native language, but, considering that I understood the question, I suppose the family 1302/3281 and their improved new units must be in production for a long time. Regards |
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Join Date: Jul 2005
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I am looking for new launched BjT power devices for audio output buffer and general purpose applications.
What's currently new? |
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Join Date: May 2006
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Sanken 2SA2223/2SC6145, besides excellent parameters, look at the excellent SOA obtained from TO 3P package.
IMHO, Sanken is still the best BJT power transistor manufacturer and if you buy from certain vendors you could get prices even or better than ONSEMI. Last edited by homemodder; 28th November 2011 at 01:18 PM. |
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Counterfeit Transistors I have heard, that this risk by brands like Fairchild, ROHM and ST is significantly lower. |
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Join Date: Dec 2005
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TTA1943/TTC5200 vs 2SC1943/2SC5200 Compare Cob!!! 220/140pF vs 360/220pF ... Soa beta , and other is same
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Power transistors have their emitters and bases interleaved as narrow fingers. This is necessary to prevent “current crowding” and consequent “second break down”. In addition multiple emitter structure also reduces parasitic ohmic resistance in the base current path.
From what I understand each semiconductor manufacturer have there own proprietary design to solve this. |
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