61095 - GENERAL PURPOSE PNP TRANSISTOR

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Description

The 2N2907A is a hermetically sealed metal can general purpose switching transistor.

Features

TO-18 style package Rugged package.
able to withstand high acceleration load Hermetically sealed Mil-S-19500 screening available.

Micropac Industries

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Part number	61095
Manufacturer	Micropac Industries
File Size	81.83 KB
Description	GENERAL PURPOSE PNP TRANSISTOR
Datasheet	61095 Datasheet
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61095 GENERAL PURPOSE PNP TRANSISTOR (2N2907A) Mii OPTOELECTRONIC PRODUCTS DIVISION Features: • • • • TO-18 style package Rugged package – able to withstand high acceleration load Hermetically sealed Mil-S-19500 screening available Applications: • • • • Analog switches Digital switches Signal Conditioning Amplifiers DESCRIPTION The 2N2907A is a hermetically sealed metal can general purpose switching transistor. ABSOLUTE MAXIMUM RATINGS Collector-Base Voltage ...............................................................................................................................................................60V Collector-Emitter Voltage...............................................................................................................................................

Published: Apr 3, 2005 |