Part number:
ARS50
Manufacturer:
Taiwan Semiconductor Company
File Size:
103.01 KB
Description:
High current plastic silicon rectifiers.
* Plastic material used carries Underwriters Laboratory Classification 94V-O Low cost construction utilizing void-free molded plastic technique Low cost Diffused junction www.DataSheet4U.com Low leakage High surge capability High temperature soldering guaranteed: o 260 C for 10 seconds ARS AR Mecha
ARS50
Taiwan Semiconductor Company
103.01 KB
High current plastic silicon rectifiers.
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