Hi,
I just recognized, that Toshiba manufaturing the 2SC4793/2SA1837 again, as TTC011B/TTA006B. Different case, but same chip inside....
Sajti
Thanks for sharing.
nash
Thank you for sharing . Power dissipation is different too.
Of course, as it is depended mainly by the case type.
Sajti
The SOA curves for the newer Toshiba parts are way lower at higher voltages, looking at their datasheets Unavoidable with smaller dies. 2SA1837 , 2SC4793 still made by UTC, sold at Profusion. They meet all specs. For power transistors, 2SA1302G , 2SC3281G from ON semi are just like originals, and great SOA you won't find in small die formats.
Edit : I meant that Toshiba 2SA1302 , 2SC3281 is now ON MJL1302G , MJL3281GThe SOA curves for the newer Toshiba parts are way lower at higher voltages, looking at their datasheets Unavoidable with smaller dies. 2SA1837 , 2SC4793 still made by UTC, sold at Profusion. They meet all specs. For power transistors, 2SA1302G , 2SC3281G from ON semi are just like originals, and great SOA you won't find in small die formats.
The die is same, as all internal capacitance are same. The package is the only difference.The SOA curves for the newer Toshiba parts are way lower at higher voltages, looking at their datasheets Unavoidable with smaller dies. 2SA1837 , 2SC4793 still made by UTC, sold at Profusion. They meet all specs. For power transistors, 2SA1302G , 2SC3281G from ON semi are just like originals, and great SOA you won't find in small die formats.
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