The parts naming convention looks very similar so are these sharing the same technology?
IJW120R100T1
SJEP120R100A
http://www.farnell.com/datasheets/1455139.pdf
http://www.infineon.com/dgdl/Infine...n.pdf?fileId=db3a304341e0aed001420353f03a0e4b
if its true then we can use Infineon part in place of Semisouth part
IJW120R100T1
SJEP120R100A
http://www.farnell.com/datasheets/1455139.pdf
http://www.infineon.com/dgdl/Infine...n.pdf?fileId=db3a304341e0aed001420353f03a0e4b
if its true then we can use Infineon part in place of Semisouth part
The IJW120R100T1 is a depletion mode / normally-on device, like the SJDP120R085. The caveat is that the threshold voltage is much 'higher' at -12V to -15V as opposed to -4V to -6V in the SJDP120R085, which makes (self)biasing more difficult still.
The SJEP120R100A is an enhancement mode/normally off and needs the gate to be biased positively at 0.75V to 1.5V to turn the device on.
The SJEP120R100A is an enhancement mode/normally off and needs the gate to be biased positively at 0.75V to 1.5V to turn the device on.
None that I am aware off, except that semisouthfan - Dr. Mazolla (I hope I have the spelling right) may still have small quantities of SJEP120R100A for you, you would need to ask.
Edit: From another thread - there appear to be more depletion mode power JFETs out there (I realise this still does not answer your original question) UJN1205K.
Edit: From another thread - there appear to be more depletion mode power JFETs out there (I realise this still does not answer your original question) UJN1205K.
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None that I am aware off, except that semisouthfan - Dr. Mazolla (I hope I have the spelling right) may still have small quantities of SJEP120R100A for you, you would need to ask.
Edit: From another thread - there appear to be more depletion mode power JFETs out there (I realise this still does not answer your original question) UJN1205K.
Dr. Mazzola may know the answer to the original question.
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