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PF5103 - N-Channel Switch

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  • This device is designed for low level analog switching sample and hold circuits and chopper stabilized amplifiers.
  • Sourced from process 51. tm TO-92 1 2 3 Marking : PF5103 1. Drain 2. Source 3. Gate Absolute Maximum Ratings.
  • Symbol VDG VGS IGF TJ, TSTG Drain-Gate Voltage Gate-Source Voltage Forward Gate Current Ta = 25°C unless otherwise noted Parameter Value 40 -40 50 -55 ~ 150 Units V V mA °C Operating and Storage Junction Temperature Range.
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Part number PF5103
Manufacturer Fairchild Semiconductor
File Size 132.15 KB
Description N-Channel Switch
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PF5103 N-Channel Switch October 2006 PF5103 N-Channel Switch Features • This device is designed for low level analog switching sample and hold circuits and chopper stabilized amplifiers. • Sourced from process 51. tm TO-92 1 2 3 Marking : PF5103 1. Drain 2. Source 3. Gate Absolute Maximum Ratings * Symbol VDG VGS IGF TJ, TSTG Drain-Gate Voltage Gate-Source Voltage Forward Gate Current Ta = 25°C unless otherwise noted Parameter Value 40 -40 50 -55 ~ 150 Units V V mA °C Operating and Storage Junction Temperature Range * These ratings are limiting values above which the serviceability of any semiconductor device may be impaired. NOTES: 1) These ratings are based on a maximum junction temperature of 150°C. 2) These are steady state limits.
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