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HN1K02FU +BOM

TRANSISTOR 50 mA, 20 V, 2 CHANNEL, N-CHANNEL, Si, SMALL SIGNAL, MOSFET, 2-2J1C, 6 PIN, FET General Purpose Small Signal

Manufacturer:

TOSHIBA
Mfr.Part #:

HN1K02FU
Datasheet:

HN1K02FU Datasheet (PDF)
Part Life Cycle Code:

End Of Life
Pin Count:

6
ECCN Code:

EAR99
Configuration:

SEPERATE, 2 ELEMENTS WITH BUILT-IN DIODE AND RESISTOR
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Specifications

Source Content uid	HN1K02FU	Part Life Cycle Code	End Of Life
Pin Count	6	Reach Compliance Code
ECCN Code	EAR99	Configuration	SEPERATE, 2 ELEMENTS WITH BUILT-IN DIODE AND RESISTOR
DS Breakdown Voltage-Min	20 V	Drain Current-Max (ID)	0.05 A
Drain-source On Resistance-Max	40 Ω	FET Technology	METAL-OXIDE SEMICONDUCTOR
JESD-30 Code	R-PDSO-G6	JESD-609 Code	e0
Number of Elements	2	Number of Terminals	6
Operating Mode	ENHANCEMENT MODE	Operating Temperature-Max	150 °C
Polarity/Channel Type	N-CHANNEL	Power Dissipation-Max (Abs)	0.2 W
Qualification Status	Not Qualified	Surface Mount	YES
Terminal Finish	TIN LEAD	Terminal Form	GULL WING
Terminal Position	DUAL	Transistor Application	SWITCHING
Transistor Element Material	SILICON	Package/Case	SOT363