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The PF5102 is an N-Channel Switch designed for low-level analog switching, sample and hold circuits, and chopper-stabilized amplifiers. It features a Drain-Gate Voltage of 40 V and a Gate-Source Voltage of -40 V. The device operates within a junction temperature range of -55 to +150 °C with a total device dissipation of 625 mW. Electrical characteristics include a Gate-Source Breakdown Voltage of -40 V at -1.0 μA gate current, a Gate-Source Cutoff Voltage between -0.7 V and -1.6 V, and an Input Capacitance of 16 pF.
Verify the exact part number nomenclature before ordering, as Fairchild Semiconductor integration into ON Semiconductor requires replacing underscores with dashes in system records. Confirm that the specific revision matches your design requirements, as specifications may change without notice. Ensure compliance with life support policies, as these products are not authorized for such critical systems. Validate all operating parameters for your specific application environment.
Select this component when designing circuits requiring precise analog signal isolation or switching with minimal leakage. The TO-92 package suits through-hole mounting constraints. Consider the thermal resistance limits when determining heat dissipation needs. Verify compatibility with chopper-stabilized amplifier topologies and sample-and-hold timing requirements during the schematic capture phase.
This device was originally manufactured by Fairchild Semiconductor and is now distributed under the ON Semiconductor brand following corporate integration. The datasheet indicates it is sourced from process 51. Designers should refer to the J111 document for additional related characteristics. The product status reflects its history as a legacy component managed within the broader portfolio.
Consult the manufacturer's website for updated ordering information and potential cross-reference equivalents. Verify if newer revisions have superseded this specific part number due to system integration changes.
The absolute maximum Drain-Gate Voltage is rated at 40 V.
No, ON Semiconductor products are not designed, intended, or authorized for use as critical components in life support systems or medical devices.
Underscores in Fairchild part numbers are changed to dashes to meet ON Semiconductor’s system requirements.