DTB123E - Digital transistors

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1) Built-in bias resistors enable the configuration of an inverter circuit without connecting external input resistors (see equivalent circuit). 2) The bias resistors consist of thinfilm resistors with complete isolation to allow positive biasing of the input. They also have the advantage of almost completely eliminating parasitic effects. 3) Only the on / off conditions need to be set for operation, making device design easy. FStructure PNP digital transistor (Built-in resistor type) FExternal.

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Part number	DTB123E
Manufacturer	ROHM
File Size	60.71 KB
Description	Digital transistors
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Transistors Digital transistors (built-in resistors) DTB123EK / DTB123ES FFeatures 1) Built-in bias resistors enable the configuration of an inverter circuit without connecting external input resistors (see equivalent circuit). 2) The bias resistors consist of thinfilm resistors with complete isolation to allow positive biasing of the input. They also have the advantage of almost completely eliminating parasitic effects. 3) Only the on / off conditions need to be set for operation, making device design easy.

Published: Apr 3, 2005 |