FQD4N25TM Search Results

FAN7529 equivalent

Abstract: panasonic d208 c914 arcotronics R76 FSFR2100 D206 OPTOCOUPLER FAN6961 equivalent C913 fairchild power bjt datasheet SG6858TZ
Contextual Info: www.fairchildsemi.com Prototype Report High Power Factor LED Ballast using FSFR2100 Fairchild Power Switch FPSTM for Resonant Half-Bridge Converter and FAN7529 PFC Controller • Universal AC Input Voltage ( 90 – 265 VRMS) • Total Output Power 200 W

Contextual Info: FQD4N25 N-Channel QFET MOSFET 250 V, 3 A, 1.75 Ω Description Features This N-Channel enhancement mode power MOSFET is produced using Fairchild Semiconductor’s proprietary planar stripe and DMOS technology. This advanced MOSFET technology has been especially tailored to reduce on-state

IRFR9020tm

Abstract: IRFR420ATF IRFR224ATM IRFR9220TF IRFR320MTM FQD9N08LTF IRFR9020TF FQD1N80TF KSC5502DTM FQD5P10TM
Contextual Info: Date Created: 3/9/2004 Date Issued: 3/24/2004 PCN # 20041003 DESIGN/PROCESS CHANGE NOTIFICATION - FINAL This is to inform you that a design and/or process change will be made to the following product s . This notification is for your information and concurrence.

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MC0628R

Abstract: mc0628 MC0628R replacement FAIRCHILD SEMICONDUCTOR Fairchild cross KA3846 FDD8896 "drop-in replacement" FQPF3N60C FQP50N06 equivalent FDS8884
Contextual Info: Discontinued Product s 4296_ST42091 5092_F50188E 5FS1_NB5F009 73282 74ABT646CMSA 74ABT646CMSAX 74ABT646CMTC 74ABT646CSC 74AC251SJ 74AC299SJX 74AC74CW 74ACT151SJ 74ACT16646SSC 74ACTQ08SJX Replacement Product(s) NONE NONE FDS3580 None 74ABT646ADB 74ABT646ADB

MC0628R

Abstract: 40373 74hc14n equivalent 4046 application note philips HCF4060BE HCF4017BE SN74121 application note MC74HC373DW mc0628 HCF4053BE
Contextual Info: R E L I A B L E . L O G I C . I N N O V A T I O N . Logic Cross-Reference Logic Cross-Reference 2003 Texas Instruments Printed in the U.S.A. by Texoma Business Forms, Durant, Oklahoma Printed on recycled paper. SCYB017A NEW First Revision Logic Cross-Reference