Part number:
MP2452
Manufacturer:
M-Pulse Microwave
File Size:
330.01 KB
Description:
Microwave schottky ring quads.
* Low Inductance Leadless Rings High Fco High Temperature Tri-Metal E7 E3 M1 ENVIRONMENTAL RATINGS (Maximum) Operating Temperature. - - - - - - - -65°C to+200°C StorageTemperature - - - - - - - - - -65°C to+200°C www.DataSheet4U.com PowerDissipation @ 25°C - - - - - - 100mW Derate Linearly to zero
MP2452
M-Pulse Microwave
330.01 KB
Microwave schottky ring quads.
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