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2024-08-19, IRF840 N-channel MOSFET: Circuit, Features and Alternatives [FAQs]

The IRF840, featuring the advanced PowerMESH™ II technology, represents a significant evolution in MOSFET design, building upon the foundations of the first-generation MESH OVERLAY™. This enhancement in layout and structure greatly improves the Ron*area figure of merit, getting lower on-resistance for more efficient power conversion.
2023-03-22, Single 4 x 1 and Dual 2 x 1 Multiplexers

The DG9414, a single 4 to 1 multiplexer, and the DG9415, a dual 2 x 1 multiplexer, are monolithic CMOS analog devices designed for high performance low voltage operation. Combining low power, high speed, low on-resistance and small physical size, the DG9414 and DG9415 are ideal for portable and battery powered applications requiring high performance and efficient use of board space.
2023-03-20, Vishay introduces a 150ma low noise, low drop regulator

The SiP21106 BiCMOS 150 mA low noise LDO voltage regulators are the perfect choice for low battery operated low powered applications. An ultra low ground current and low dropout voltage of 135 mV at 150 mA load helps to extend battery life for portable electronics. Systems requiring a quiet voltage source, such as RF applications, will benefit from the SiP21106 low output noise.
2023-02-14, PC card (PCMCIA) port switch -12 V suspension capability

The Si9712 combines low on-resistance, slow ramp time, and the overall optimal performance of the smart switch in an integrated PC card interface switch. Si9712 is available in two standards and lead-free (Pb) The bag.
2018-01-29, The new power MOSFETs provide low resistance, increasing efficiency and power density

The new power MOSFETs provide low resistance, increasing efficiency and power density