MOTOROLA &ndash Semiconductor Data Library - Master Index &ndash (Catlett, VA)

MOTOROLA &ndash Semiconductor Data Library - Master Index &ndash

...Device Identification and Characterization Registered EIA Numbers Motorola Non_Registered Numbers Devices for Military Applications Dimensioned Package OutlinesLocal pick-up preferred (please call first)) but will ship at the buyer s expense.Kingston Books 15 IMG_ 7566Illustrated Charts Graphs Tables Maximum Ratings Electrical Characteristics Thermal Characteristics Power Dissipation Package Types and Dimensions Pin-outs Block Diagrams Typical Characteristics Thermal Response Data Sheets Application Note Selector Guide and AbstractsMOTOROLA SEMICONDUCTOR DATA LIBRARYOne of the major problems facing workers in the electronics field is the identification and selection of semiconductor devices. Most type numbers assigned to the semiconductors are of little value since they indicate neither device parameters nor applications. Because it is difficult to even identify the many thousands of device part numbers let alone evaluate their relative merits engineers often limit their designs to a few well known device types despite the fact that newer or more suitable devices may be available. To help alleviate this problem the Motorola Semiconductor Library has been developed. The Motorola Semiconductor Data Library is designed to keep the semiconductor user thoroughly acquainted with the rapidly changing inventory of semiconductor capabilities. Properly used it provides quick and simple answers to device identification selection and utilization problems.The user can use the following information (listed and displayed in brief) Organization of the Data Library The heart of the Data Library is a series of books designated as the Data Sheet Reference Section in the illustration. This book series is divided into two groups discrete components and integrated circuits. It contains complete data sheets on every standard discrete semiconductor device in production at the time of this printing as well as for the integrated circuit lines manufactured by Motorola. Because of Motorola s strong involvement in almost every major category of semiconductors be it discrete or integrated this set of data books provides a good overall cross-section of the industry s solid-state capabilities.Device Identification Made EasyThe Master Index volume does much more than simply guides the user to the location of the latest device data sheet. It provides a quick identification and short order-from specifications for all Motorola products and all EIA-registered device type numbers whether to device is manufactured by Motorola or not.EVICE SELECTION SIMPLIFIEDOf the tens of thousands of the semiconductors available which are most suitable for a particular application This question is answered quickly in the Master Selection Guide Volume of the Library at least for devices manufactured by Motorola. And the broad inventory of Motorola semiconductors for most major device categories enhances the importance of this document as a first-look reference for the selection of semiconductors for new equipment designs.DEVICE REPLACEMENT SIMPLIFIEDThe final document in the Library is the Master Cross-Reference. Published annually this volume lists thousands of device type numbers both EIA-registered and competitive house numbers which Motorola does not manufacture under the specified type numbers but for which Motorola offers either a direct replacement or a device with similar electrical characteristics. It covers both discrete devices and integrated circuits and offers a much needed replacement directory.INTRODUCTIONDIODE INDICES AND SHORT-FORM SPECIFICATIONSTable 1 Master Index of all 1N EIA registered devices also Motorola non registered device types classified as Signal Diodes Rectifiers Reference Devices and Zener DiodesTable 2 Transient SuppressorsTable 3 Varactors (Power and TuningTable 4 Microwave and UHF DevicesTable 5 Light Emitting DiodesTHYRISTOR INDEX AND SHORT-F ORM SPECIFICATIONSTable 6 Master index of all EIA registered devices non-registered device types classified as Diode Thyristors (Unidirectional and Bidirectional Switches) and Triode Thyristors (SCRs Triacs and Gate- Controlled Switches)TRANSISTOR INDICES AND SHORT-FORM SPECIFICATIONSTable 7 Master Index of all 2N 3N and 4N EIA registered devices also Motorola non-registered Bipolar TransistorsTable 8 Unijunction TransistorsTable 9 Field-Effect TransistorsTable 10 Optoelectronic Detectors and CouplersHYBRID CIRCUIT INDEX AND SHORT-FORM SPECIFICATIONSTable 11 RF Hybrid Circuits (Wideband Amplifiers)Table 12 Power Hybrid Circuits (Voltage Regulators)INTEGRATED CIRCUITS INDEXFunctional descriptions for the following product lines Linear LSI McMoS. MDTL MECL Memories MHTL MOS MRTL MTTL and PLLDEVICES FOR MILITARY APPLICATIONSNumerical of 1N and 2N devices and Integrated Circuits that comply with Military Specifications.CHIPSAvailability summary. For detailed information see the Motorola Semiconductor Chips Data Book.HARDWARE AND PACKAGINGLead Tape Packaging Standard for Axial-Lead Components and Device Mounting Hardware and Heatsinks.DIMENSIONED DEVICE OUTLINESMotorola Case Number Cross Reference Registered Case Number Cross Reference Outline Dimensioned Drawings and Leadform Drawings.AVAILIBLE LITERATURE FROM MOTOROLAApplication Note Selection Guide and abstracts Data Books and Handbooks Engineering Bulletins and Product Brochures.The information in this book has been carefully checked and is believed to be reliable. Furthermore this information does not convey to the purchaser of semiconductor devices and license under the patent rights of any manufacturer identified in this library.Paperback 441 pages