Resolved! M95128-DFCS6TP Thermal Resistance
I would like to inquire about the thermal resistance (θJA) of this specific part. Could you kindly provide the θJA value or direct me to the relevant technical documentation?M95128-DFCS6TP
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I would like to inquire about the thermal resistance (θJA) of this specific part. Could you kindly provide the θJA value or direct me to the relevant technical documentation?M95128-DFCS6TP
Can you provide me the junction to ambient thermal resistance (Tja) of M24C08-WDW6TP?
Hi There, I'm looking for thermal resistance Rtheta-JA ,Rtheta-JC Part M24C16-DRMN8TP/K .Kindly ,provide the details , I need this for thermal simulation. Regards, Ajay S
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