BTS 3410G
Revision History :
2004-03-05
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2003-04-22
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Subjects (major changes since last revision)
Footnote 2 extended to Vin<0V, Etot and ∆TjT
Footnote 5 implemented to Ptot and ID(nom)
ESD test condition changed from MIL STD 883D, methode 3015.7 and EOS/ESD assn.
standard S5.1-1993 to Jedec Norm EIA/JESD22-A114-B, Section 4
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Humidity category classification changed from DIN 40040 value E to J-STD-20-B value MSL1
climatic category changed from DIN IEC 68-1 to DIN EN 60068-1
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IN(th) test conditions from ID=0.15mA to ID=0.3mA
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