JTX2N2907A
Motorola Semicondutor
The JTX2N2907A is a single bipolar junction transistor manufactured by Motorola Semiconductor. It is RoHS3 Compliant and has an MSL rating of 1 Unlimited.
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| Military Grade |
The Texas Instruments JM38510/05202BCB is a linear voltage regulator controller designed for power management applications. This component is RoHS3 compliant, indicating adherence to restrictions on hazardous substances. It also has a Moisture Sensitivity Level (MSL) of 1 Unlimited, meaning it is not sensitive to moisture under standard conditions. The REACH status is unaffected, suggesting compliance with regulations regarding chemical substances.
As a linear regulator controller, this part is suitable for applications requiring stable voltage regulation. Its specific electrical characteristics and operating parameters would typically be detailed in the manufacturer's datasheet, including operating voltage and temperature ranges. The component's classification as a linear regulator controller places it within the broader category of integrated circuits for power management.
Further details regarding package type, mounting, and specific performance metrics would be available in the product's official documentation. This part is part of the JM38510 series, often associated with military or high-reliability applications, though its categorization in the 'New Products' category suggests potential for broader use or specific product line focus.
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Estimated market price range - modelled values for guidance only, not live distributor offers.
The JM38510/05202BCB is RoHS3 Compliant.
The Moisture Sensitivity Level (MSL) is 1 Unlimited.
The REACH status is REACH Unaffected.
