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The onsemi 2SK2394-7-FRD-TB-E is an N-channel Junction Field-Effect Transistor (JFET) designed for low-noise high-frequency amplifier applications. It features a drain-to-source voltage (Vdss) of 15 V and a maximum drain current (Id) of 50 mA. The device operates with a drain-source cutoff current (Idss) ranging from 6 to 32 mA at Vgs=0, with specific variants offering Idss between 16 and 32 mA. It exhibits a transconductance (Gfs) of 38 mS and supports a maximum operating temperature of +150 °C. Packaged in a surface-mount SC-59-3 (3-CP) configuration, it is supplied in tape and reel format for automated assembly.
Verify the specific Idss binning (6-32mA vs 16-32mA) required for your circuit design, as this parameter significantly impacts gain and noise characteristics. Confirm that the SC-59-3 package dimensions align with your PCB footprint constraints. Ensure the tape and reel packaging specification matches your pick-and-place equipment capabilities. Cross-reference the datasheet for precise electrical limits to prevent overstress during operation.
Select this component when low noise figure is critical for RF front-end stages. Compare the 38 mS transconductance against alternative JFETs to ensure sufficient gain for your application. Consider the 15 V breakdown voltage to verify compatibility with your supply rails. Evaluate the thermal requirements against the +150 °C junction limit if operating in high-power environments.
This part belongs to onsemi's JFET portfolio, specifically engineered for analog signal integrity. The 2SK2394 series provides a balance of low noise and moderate current handling. The -7-FRD suffix indicates specific manufacturing lot or binning codes within the standard 2SK2394 family, ensuring consistent electrical parameters for mass production.
Direct substitutes include the 2SK2394-7-TB-E, which shares identical electrical specifications but may differ in packaging format. Verify pinout compatibility and thermal characteristics before substitution. Generic N-channel JFETs are not recommended due to potential variations in noise performance and transconductance.