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Part Naming Conventions

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  • Radio-Frequency Diode (EIAJ registration products)

    Example of Radio-Frequency Diode (EIAJ registration products)

    1. The value that subtracted 1 from the total number of terminals
    2. S stands for Semiconductor
    3. The kind of diode
      This section shows the kind of the diode being used.
      ( It is omitted in certain cases. )
      • S: diode of general-purpose use, detection use, fequency conversion use, and switching use
      • V: variable capacitance diode, PIN diode
      • Z: zener diode
    4. Serial number
      EIAJ registration numbers

  • Radio-Frequency Diode (EIAJ un-registration products)

    Example of Radio-Frequency Diode (EIAJ un-registration products)

    1. JD means High-frequency diode
    2. The kind of devices
      This section shows the kind of the devices being used.
      It is classified into H, P, S, and V by the devices being loaded.
      • H: schottky barrier diode
      • P: PIN diode
      • S: band switching diode
      • V: variable capacitance diode
    3. The number of terminals
    4. Internal connection
      This section shows the kind of the internal connection of a product.
      • S: single
      • C: cathode common
      • P: parallel
    5. Serial number
    6. Package type
      (No mark) S-MINI
      U USC, USQ
      T TESC, TESQ
      E ESC
      S sESC
      FS fSC
      CT CST3, CST4
      SC SC2
      FV VESM

  • Radio-Frequency Transistor (EIAJ registration pruducts)

    Example of Radio-Frequency Transistor (EIAJ registration pruducts)

    1. The value that subtracted 1 from the total number of terminals
    2. S stands for Semiconductor
    3. The kind of circuit
      This section shows the kind of the circuit of a product.
      It is classified into form A to K by the circuit of a product.
      • A: a transistor of high-frequency and PNP structure
      • B: a transistor of low-frequency and PNP structure
      • C: a transistor of high-frequency and NPN structure
      • D: a transistor of low-frequency and NPN structure
      • J: a transistor of effective transistor ( FET )
      • K: an Nch field effective transistor ( FET )
    4. Serial number
      EIAJ registration numbers.
    5. Changes
      The additional symbol which shows some changes.

  • Radio-Frequency Transistor (Microwave transistor)

    Example of Radio-Frequency Transistor (Microwave transistor)

    1. MT stands for Toshiba Microwave transistor
    2. The number of terminals
    3. Internal connection
      This section shows the kind of the internal connection of a procuct.
      • S: Single
      • C: Cascade arrangement
      • P: Parallel arrangement
      • L: Lateral arrangement
    4. Serial number
    5. Changes
      The additional symbol which shows some changes
    6. Package type
      This section shows the package type.
      (No mark) S-MINI, SMQ
      U USM, USQ, US6
      S SSM, sES6
      T TESM, TU6, TESQ
      E ES6
      FS fSM, fS6
      CT CST3

  • Radio-Frequency Power Transistor (EIAJ registration pruducts)

    Example of Radio-Frequency Power Transistor (EIAJ registration pruducts)

    1. The value that subtracted 1 form the total number of terminals
    2. S stands for Semiconductor
    3. The kind of circuit
      This section shows the kind of the circuit of a product.
      It is classified into from A to K by the circuit being used.
      • A: a transistor of high-frequency and PNP structure
      • B: a transistor of low-frequency and PNP structure
      • C: a transistor of high-frequency and NPN structure
      • D: a transistor of low-frequency and NPN structure
      • J: a P-ch field effective transistor (FET)
      • K: an N-ch field effective transistor (FET)
    4. Serial number
      EIAJ registration numbers
    5. Changes
      The additional symbol which shows some changes.

  • Radio-Frequency Power Transistor (RF-MOSFET)

    Example of Radio-Frequency Power Transistor (RF-MOSFET)

    1. RFM stands for Toshiba RF-MOSFET.
    2. This section shows the output power(W) of a procuct.
      • 00: 0.03W
      • 07: 7.0W
      • 12: 11.5W
    3. This section shows the operating frequency(MHz) of a procuct.
      • U: 400 to 520MHz
      • M: 700 to 950MHz
    4. This section shows the operating voltage(V) of a procuct.
      • 4: 4.5V
      • 7: 7.2V
    5. Other information
    6. Package type
      It shows the package type.
      • U: USQ
      • M: PW-MINI
      • X: PW-X

  • Radio-frequency Power module

    Example of Radio-frequency Power module

    1. S-A means Toshiba RF power module
    2. Frequency band
      • U: UHF
      • V: VHF
    3. Serial number
    4. Changes
      The additional symbol which shows some changes.
    5. Frequency band subdivision
      Magnitude relation is as follows.
      VL < L < M < H < VH < SH

  • Cell packs for Radio-frequency use

    Example of Cell packs for Radio-frequency use

    1. Materials, Applications
      This section shows the materials and applications.
      The details are shown in the following table.
      1 Materials Applications
      TA40 Si Crystal oscillators
      UHF Wide band Amp.
      VHF-UHF Wide band Amp.
      VHF (Wide) RF Amp.
      Cable modems
      TA41 VHF-UHF Amp. MIX
      VHF-UHF DBM
      1.9GHz U/C MIX
      1 GHz band D/C IC
      TA43 BS/CS D/C IC
      TG20 GaAs Power Amp. for PHS ( Personal Handy phone System )
      TG22 PHS SPDT Sw.
      General purpose SPDT Sw.
      ATT
    2. Serial number
    3. Package type
      • FU: USV
      • F / AF: SMQ / SMV / SM6 / SM8 / SSOP20
      • FE: ESV / ES6
      • FT: TU6
      • FC: CS6
      • S: sES6
      • TU: UF6
      • CTB: CST6B
      • CT: CST20

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