Q)Maximum allowable connectiontemperature of a transistor TJ,max =150 °Cand ambient temperature TA = 25 °C.If RJC = 0.4°C/W,Rcs= 0.1°C/W andRSA=0.5°C/WIt is desirable to calculate1- Maximum power consumption (waste,converted to heat)2- Body temperature

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Maximum allowable connection temperature of a transistor TJ,max =150 °C and ambient temperature TA = 25 °C. If RJC = 0.4°C/W,Rcs= 0.1°C/W and %3D RSA=0.5°C/W It is desirable to calculate 1- Maximum power consumption (waste, converted to heat) 2- Body temperature

Maximum allowable connection temperature of a transistor TJ,max =150 °C and ambient temperature TA = 25 °C. If RJC = 0.4°C/W,Rcs= 0.1°C/W and %3D RSA=0.5°C/W It is desirable to calculate 1- Maximum power consumption (waste, converted to heat) 2- Body temperature

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Maximum allowable connection
temperature of a transistor TJ,max =150 °C
and ambient temperature TA = 25 °C.
If RJC = 0.4°C/W,Rcs= 0.1°C/W and
RSA=0.5°C/W
It is desirable to calculate
1- Maximum power consumption (waste,
converted to heat)
2- Body temperature

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