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Motorola Sensor Device Data

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Electrostatic Discharge Data

Electrostatic damage (ESD) to semiconductor devices has

plagued the industry for years. Special packaging and

handling techniques have been developed to protect these

sensitive devices. While many of Motorola’s semiconductors

devices are not susceptible to ESD, all products are revered

as sensitive and handled accordingly.

The data in this section was developed using the

human-body model specified in MIL-STD-750C, Method

1020. The threshold values (Eth, kV) of ten devices was

recorded, then the average value calculated. This data plus

the device type, device source, package type, classification,

polarity and general device description are supplied. Devices

listed are mainly JEDEC registered 1N and 2N numbers.

Military QPL devices and some customer specials are also in

this database. The data in this report will be updated

regularly, and the range will be added as new data becomes

available.

The sensitivity classifications listed are as follows:

Class 1 . . .1 to 1999 volts

Class 2 . . .2000 to 3999 volts

Class 3 . . .4000 to > 15500 volts

The code “N/S” signifies a non-sensitive device. “SEN” are

considered sensitive and should be handled according to

ESD procedures. Of the various products manufactured by

the Communications, Power and Signal Technologies

Group, the following examples list general device families by

not sensitive to extremely sensitive.

Not sensitive

FET current regulators

. . . . . .

Least sensitive

Zener diodes (on a square

. . . .

mil/millijoule basis)

Less sensitive

Bipolar transistors

. . . . .

More sensitive

Bipolar darlington transistors

. . . .

Very sensitive

Power TMOS® devices

. . . . .

Extremely sensitive Hot carrier diodes and MOSFET

transistors without gate protection

The data supplied herein, is listed in numerical or

alphabetical order.

DEVICE

LINE

CASE

CLASS

PRODUCT DESCRIPTION

MPX10D

XL0010V1

344–15

3–SEN

Uncompensated

MPX10DP

XL0010V1

344C–01

3–SEN

Uncompensated

MPX10GP

XL0010V1

344B–01

3–SEN

Uncompensated

MPX12D

XL0012V1

344–15

3–SEN

Uncompensated

MPX12DP

XL0012V1

344C–01

3–SEN

Uncompensated

MPX12GP

XL0012V1

344B–01

3–SEN

Uncompensated

MPX2010D

XL2010V5

344–15

1–SEN