2N2907AJAN
Motorola Semicondutor
The 2N2907AJAN is a bipolar junction transistor from Motorola Semiconductor. It features RoHS3 compliance and an MSL rating of 1.
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The Vishay Dale RLR05C4222FS is a through-hole resistor designed for various electronic applications. This component adheres to RoHS3 standards, indicating compliance with environmental regulations regarding hazardous substances. It also has a Moisture Sensitivity Level (MSL) of 1, meaning it has unlimited shelf life under recommended storage conditions. The REACH status is unaffected, further confirming its compliance. As a through-hole resistor, it is suitable for applications requiring robust mounting and reliable connections.
This resistor is manufactured by Vishay Dale, a recognized name in the electronic components industry. Its through-hole design facilitates easy integration into printed circuit boards (PCBs) through wave soldering or manual soldering processes. The specific electrical characteristics, such as resistance value and tolerance, would be detailed in the product's datasheet, which is not currently available.
Key compliance features include RoHS3 compliance and a REACH unaffected status. The MSL 1 rating simplifies handling and storage procedures, making it a practical choice for manufacturing environments. The through-hole form factor ensures mechanical stability in demanding applications.
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The RLR05C4222FS resistor is RoHS3 Compliant.
The Moisture Sensitivity Level (MSL) for the RLR05C4222FS resistor is 1 Unlimited.
The REACH status of the RLR05C4222FS resistor is REACH Unaffected.
