DN3535 - N-Channel Depletion-Mode Vertical DMOS FETs

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Description

This low threshold depletion-mode (normally-on) transistor utilizes an advanced vertical DMOS structure and Supertex’s well-proven silicon-gate manufacturing process.

Features

High input impedance.
Low input capacitance.
Fast switching speeds.
Low on-resistance.
Free from secondary breakdown.
Low input and output leakage.

Supertex

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Part number	DN3535
Manufacturer	Supertex
File Size	192.60 KB
Description	N-Channel Depletion-Mode Vertical DMOS FETs
Datasheet	DN3535 Datasheet
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Supertex inc. N-Channel Depletion-Mode Vertical DMOS FETs DN3535 Features ►► High input impedance ►► Low input capacitance ►► Fast switching speeds ►► Low on-resistance ►► Free from secondary breakdown ►► Low input and output leakage Applications ►► Normally-on switches ►► Solid state relays ►► Converters ►► Linear amplifiers ►► Constant current sources ►► Power supply circuits ►► Telecom General Description This low threshold depletion-mode (normally-on) transistor utilizes an advanced vertical DMOS structure and Supertex’s well-proven silicon-gate manufacturing process. This combination produces a device with the power handling capabilities of bipolar transistors and with the high input impedance and positive temperature coefficient inherent in MOS devices.

Published: Nov 6, 2006 |