Cool part. I just ploted the transfer curve. Anybody want it?
John
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14 years ago
Supertex LND250
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Isn't that one a bit long in the tooth? Do they still make the K1 version of it?
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K1 is the SOT-23. Long of tooth? 2N3904 is a lot older, and plenty of people still use it.
Cheap 500 volt depletion fets can be very handy. I wonder why so few people make depletion mosfets.
But it is badly characterized, which is why I've been making measurements.
John
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IIRC the datasheet said not for new designs or something.
Clare does, around 30 cents a pop:
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Most people only use them for mundane jobs such as under/overvoltage handling. Let's face it, us analog dudes are a small minority and often not high on the pecking order when it comes to component data. More than once have I heard the response "Why do you need to know that?"
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Yes, that's new. But the LND150 looks essentially identical. It has better data than the 250, but still not enough.
Interesting. SOT89 is the smallest package, and Idss's are a lot higher.
We went to use them as 2-terminal current limiters, with a source resistor to set the current, up to 80 volts maybe. They are ideal for that.
They're also really nice for overload protectors on analog inputs, stuff like that.
John