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 RNC55J3013FS from Vishay Dale is a through-hole resistor designed for various electronic applications. This component adheres to RoHS3 compliance standards, indicating its compliance with hazardous substance regulations. It also carries a Moisture Sensitivity Level (MSL) of 1 Unlimited, signifying its robustness against moisture absorption. The REACH status is unaffected, further detailing its compliance profile. Specific electrical characteristics such as resistance, tolerance, and power rating are not detailed here but are critical for application suitability. This resistor is intended for through-hole mounting, requiring appropriate PCB design and assembly processes.
As a through-hole resistor, the RNC55J3013FS is suitable for applications where robust mechanical connections are necessary. Its compliance with environmental standards like RoHS3 and REACH makes it a viable option for global markets with stringent regulatory requirements. The MSL 1 rating simplifies handling and storage, reducing concerns about premature failure due to moisture exposure. Engineers should consult detailed specifications for precise performance parameters when integrating this component into their designs.
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The RNC55J3013FS resistor is RoHS3 Compliant.
The Moisture Sensitivity Level (MSL) for the RNC55J3013FS resistor is 1 Unlimited.
The REACH status of the RNC55J3013FS resistor is Unaffected.
