Discrete Devices
A discrete device (or discrete component) is an electronic component with just one circuit element, either passive (resistor, capacitor, inductor, diode) or active (transistor or vacuum tube), other than an integrated circuit. The term is used to distinguish the component from integrated circuits and hybrid circuits, which are built from several circuit elements in one package. It typically refers to semiconductor devices.
Examples are:
- Transistor
- Diode
- TRIAC
- LED
Passive devices:
- Resistor
- Capacitor
- Inductor
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Discrete device:
Our website offers an extensive lineup of discrete devices with small packages, lightweight designs, and low power consumption. Discrete devices listed with us are:
- MOSFET
- Bipolar Transistor
- J-FET
- Transistor Array
- Transistor with Internal Resistor
- NSAD Series
- NNCD Series
- RD Series
- SCR
- TRIAC
- Trigger Device
MOSFET:
It is a proactive approach to power management, developing and commercializing semiconductors such as power MOSFETs for a broad spectrum of applications. Our current offering includes power management devices that contribute to lower power consumption and miniaturization of automotive electronic devices, personal computers, mobile phones, and more.
The different types of MOFSETs available with us are:
- N-Channel Single 16V to 25V
- N-Channel Single 30V to 43V
- N-Channel Single 50V to 60V
- N-Channel Single 75V to 250V
- N-Channel Single > 400V
- P-Channel Single -12V to -40V
- P-Channel Single -50V to -60V
- P-Channel Single < -100V
- N/P-Channel Complementary
- MOSFET with Schottky Diode
- N-Channel Dual
- P-Channel Dual
- N-Channel Array
- P-Channel Array
- And more than 18 new models.
Bipolar Transistor
Two types of bipolar transistors are being offered:
- Small Signal Transistors
- Power Transistors
- Low VCE(sat), High hFE
- Low Voltage, High-speed Switching, High Voltage, High-speed Switching
- Audio Frequency Amplification, High Frequency Amplification
- Darlington
J-FET
Various types of J-FETs are:
- Transistor Array
- Power Transistor Array (Multi-chip, 4 circuits)
- Small Signal Transistor Array(Multi-chip)
- Small Signal Transistor Array(Monolithic)
- J-FET+Bipolar Transistor
- Power Transistor Array (Multi-chip, 4 circuits)
- Small Signal Transistor Array(Monolithic)
- J-FET+Bipolar Transistor
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