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IHW30N110R3

Resonant Switching Series

Rev. 2.1, 2015-01-26

Revision History

IHW30N110R3

Revision: 2015-01-26, Rev. 2.1

Previous Revision

Revision

Date

Subjects (major changes since last revision)

1.1

2009-12-01

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1.2

2011-01-21

Package drawing Rev. 05

1.3

2013-02-12

Layout change

2.1

2015-01-26

Final data sheet

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