Example- PUMD2. Why are such transistors used for switching ?
A Akshatha Venkatesh Jan 14, 2017 145 Joined Jan 14, 2017 Messages 145 Nov 17, 2017 #1 Example- PUMD2. Why are such transistors used for switching ?
Harald Kapp Moderator Moderator Nov 17, 2011 14,271 Joined Nov 17, 2011 Messages 14,271 Nov 17, 2017 #2 As the datasheet states: • Simplifies circuit design • Low package height of 0.37 mm • Reduces component count • Reduces pick and place costs
As the datasheet states: • Simplifies circuit design • Low package height of 0.37 mm • Reduces component count • Reduces pick and place costs
A Akshatha Venkatesh Jan 14, 2017 145 Joined Jan 14, 2017 Messages 145 Nov 17, 2017 #3 Harald Kapp said: As the datasheet states: • Simplifies circuit design • Low package height of 0.37 mm • Reduces component count • Reduces pick and place costs Click to expand... How does it simplify circuit design ? This is what I wanted to know.
Harald Kapp said: As the datasheet states: • Simplifies circuit design • Low package height of 0.37 mm • Reduces component count • Reduces pick and place costs Click to expand... How does it simplify circuit design ? This is what I wanted to know.
Harald Kapp Moderator Moderator Nov 17, 2011 14,271 Joined Nov 17, 2011 Messages 14,271 Nov 17, 2017 #4 It doesn't simplify the design but the manufacturing. Place 1 component instead of 6 components onto the PCB.
It doesn't simplify the design but the manufacturing. Place 1 component instead of 6 components onto the PCB.
73's de Edd Aug 21, 2015 3,730 Joined Aug 21, 2015 Messages 3,730 Nov 17, 2017 #5 Look at all of the resistors, their connections and boardspace that don't have to be made if using them.
Look at all of the resistors, their connections and boardspace that don't have to be made if using them.