| No. |
Part Name |
Description |
Manufacturer |
| 211 |
PLP10-068C |
High-repetition up to 100MHz picosecond light pulser; wavelength range from 375 to 1,550nm |
Hamamatsu Corporation |
| 212 |
PLP10-078 |
HIGH-REPETITION PICOSECOND LIGHT PULSER Model PLP-10 |
Hamamatsu Corporation |
| 213 |
PLP10-078C |
HIGH-REPETITION PICOSECOND LIGHT PULSER Model PLP-10 |
Hamamatsu Corporation |
| 214 |
PLP10-085 |
HIGH-REPETITION PICOSECOND LIGHT PULSER Model PLP-10 |
Hamamatsu Corporation |
| 215 |
PLP10-085C |
HIGH-REPETITION PICOSECOND LIGHT PULSER Model PLP-10 |
Hamamatsu Corporation |
| 216 |
PLP10-130 |
HIGH-REPETITION PICOSECOND LIGHT PULSER Model PLP-10 |
Hamamatsu Corporation |
| 217 |
PLP10-130C |
HIGH-REPETITION PICOSECOND LIGHT PULSER Model PLP-10 |
Hamamatsu Corporation |
| 218 |
PLP10-155 |
HIGH-REPETITION PICOSECOND LIGHT PULSER Model PLP-10 |
Hamamatsu Corporation |
| 219 |
PLP10-155C |
HIGH-REPETITION PICOSECOND LIGHT PULSER Model PLP-10 |
Hamamatsu Corporation |
| 220 |
S6431M |
Silicon Controlled Rectifier for High-Current Pulse Applications |
RCA Solid State |
| 221 |
S6431M |
Design Considerations for the RCA-S6431M Silicon Controlled Rectifier in High-Current Pulse Applications - App Note |
RCA Solid State |
| 222 |
S6493M |
Silicon controlled rectifier for high-current pulse application. Up to 900 A peak pulse on-state current. 300 W max average dissipation. |
General Electric Solid State |
| 223 |
SN74ALS518DWE4 |
8-Bit Identity Comparators (P=Q) w/ Enable, Open Collector Outputs, 20K Ohm Q-Input Pullup Resistor 20-SOIC 0 to 70 |
Texas Instruments |
| 224 |
SN74ALS518NS |
8-Bit Identity Comparators (P=Q) w/ Enable, Open Collector Outputs, 20K Ohm Q-Input Pullup Resistor 20-SO 0 to 70 |
Texas Instruments |
| 225 |
SN74ALS520DWG4 |
8-Bit Identity Comparators (P=Q) with Enable and 20K Ohm Q-Input Pullup Resistors 20-SOIC 0 to 70 |
Texas Instruments |
| 226 |
SN74ALS746DW |
Octal Buffers/Line Drivers With Input Pull-Up Resistors 20-SOIC 0 to 70 |
Texas Instruments |
| 227 |
SN74ALS746DWR |
Octal Buffers/Line Drivers With Input Pull-Up Resistors 20-SOIC 0 to 70 |
Texas Instruments |
| 228 |
SN74ALS746N |
Octal Buffers/Line Drivers With Input Pull-Up Resistors 20-PDIP 0 to 70 |
Texas Instruments |
| 229 |
SN74ALS747 |
(SN74ALS746) Octal Buffers and Line Drivers with Input Pull-Up Registers |
Texas Instruments |
| 230 |
SN74HSTL16919 |
9-Bit to 18-Bit HSTL-to-LVTTL Memory Address Latch With Input Pullup Resistors |
Texas Instruments |
| 231 |
SN74HSTL16919DGGR |
9-Bit to 18-Bit HSTL-to-LVTTL Memory Address Latch With Input Pullup Resistors |
Texas Instruments |
| 232 |
TC1232COA |
Microprocessor monitor. Precision voltage monitor adjustable +4.5V or +4.75V. Reset pulse width 250msec Min |
TelCom Semiconductor |
| 233 |
TC1232COE |
Microprocessor monitor. Precision voltage monitor adjustable +4.5V or +4.75V. Reset pulse width 250msec Min |
TelCom Semiconductor |
| 234 |
TC1232CPA |
Microprocessor monitor. Precision voltage monitor adjustable +4.5V or +4.75V. Reset pulse width 250msec Min |
TelCom Semiconductor |
| 235 |
TC1232EOA |
Microprocessor monitor. Precision voltage monitor adjustable +4.5V or +4.75V. Reset pulse width 250msec Min |
TelCom Semiconductor |
| 236 |
TC1232EOE |
Microprocessor monitor. Precision voltage monitor adjustable +4.5V or +4.75V. Reset pulse width 250msec Min |
TelCom Semiconductor |
| 237 |
TC1232EPA |
Microprocessor monitor. Precision voltage monitor adjustable +4.5V or +4.75V. Reset pulse width 250msec Min |
TelCom Semiconductor |
| 238 |
TC4403 |
The TC4403 is a modified version of the TC4425 driver, intended to drive floating or isolated loads requiring high-current pulses. The load is intended to be connected between the outputs without other reference to supply or ground. Then, |
Microchip |
| 239 |
TC4403CPA |
The TC4403 is a modified version of the TC4425 driver, intended to drive floating or isolated loads requiring high-current pulses. ... |
Microchip |
| 240 |
TC4403EPA |
The TC4403 is a modified version of the TC4425 driver, intended to drive floating or isolated loads requiring high-current pulses. ... |
Microchip |
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