< Back App Note by Dimitri Danyuk Linear Systems Mar 17, 2023 Headphone Amplifier Evaluation Board Linear Integrated Systems headphone amplifier evaluation board is a complete, low-power stereo audio amplifier for high-fidelity line-level output and headphone applications. It consists of Linear Integrated Systems JFETs along with a number of other parts mounted on a circuit board. Linear Integrated Systems headphone amplifier evaluation board includes the following features: Stereo, single ended input and single ended output 400 mW output power into 100Ω Wide frequency response (10Hz?200kHz; ?1dB) Voltage gain 5 (14dB) Low distortion (THD+N is less than 1% at 10Hz?20kHz at 5Vrms into 100Ω and less than 0.1% from 10 Hz to 20 kHz at 1Vrms into 100Ω load) Short circuit protection Pop reduction (slow start) circuit Defeatable cross feed circuit Volume control Overvoltage and reverse polarity power protection Audio input and output connections: left and right RCA phono jack inputs, ¼” stereo phone jack output External 9V–16V supply input External power supply connector: power jack, inside diameter 2.1mm, outside diameter 5.5mm

< Back What is a JFET? Linear Systems May 30, 2024 JFETs are three-terminal semiconductor devices that can be used as electronically controlled switches or resistors, or to build amplifiers. Linear Systems JFET (Junction Field-Effect Transistor) amplifiers are known for their exceptional performance in low-noise, high-input impedance applications. These amplifiers are particularly valued in audio, instrumentation, and signal processing systems due to their ability to amplify weak signals without adding significant noise. Dual JFET amplifiers incorporate two JFETs in a single package, which offers matched characteristics and improved thermal stability. This configuration enhances the performance and reliability of circuits that require closely matched transistors, simplifying the design and reducing component count. Such amplifiers find extensive use in differential amplifiers and other precision analog circuits, making them indispensable in high-fidelity audio equipment and sensitive measurement devices. JFET Basics JFETs are three-terminal semiconductor devices with a gate, source, and drain. They belong to the family of field-effect transistors (FETs), where the flow of current is controlled by an electric field applied to the device's gate terminal. In contrast to bipolar junction transistors (BJTs), which use a current-controlled base to control the collector-emitter current, JFETs utilize a voltage-controlled gate to regulate the source-drain current. This fundamental difference is what makes JFETs superior in high-impedance applications as they draw very little gate current, resulting in minimal loading and noise contributions. Common Source Amplifier The most widely used configuration for amplifying signals using a JFET is the common source (CS) amplifier. As the name suggests, the input signal is applied at the device's gate terminal and amplified output is obtained at its drain. The source terminal is common to both input and output circuits, hence the name. The CS amplifier offers high voltage gain, excellent linearity and good frequency response over a wide range. It also provides high input impedance and low output impedance, making it suitable for driving loads with varying impedances. Advantages of JFETs High Input Impedance: Because the gate is isolated from the source-drain path by a reverse-biased PN junction, JFETs have very high input impedance compared to BJTs or MOSFETs. This allows them to be used in high-impedance circuits without causing significant loading effects. Low Noise: Due to their low gate current and minimal internal resistance, JFETs exhibit very low noise performance, making them ideal for use in sensitive audio equipment and measurement devices. Good Linearity: The transconductance (gm) of a JFET is relatively constant over a wide range of input voltages, resulting in good linearity and low distortion compared to BJTs or MOSFETs. Simple Biasing: Unlike BJTs which require precise base biasing and MOSFETs which need complex circuitry for gate biasing, JFETs can be easily biased using a simple resistor or potentiometer. Reverse Bias Protection: The reverse-biased PN junction in the JFET acts as a natural diode, providing reverse bias protection and preventing damage to the device if the input voltage exceeds the specified limit. Applications of JFETs JFETs find applications in various electronic circuits such as: Low-Noise Amplifiers: Due to their low noise performance, JFETs are commonly used in audio amplifiers, radio receivers, and other sensitive applications where noise can be a major issue. Switching Circuits: JFETs can be used as simple on-off switches by connecting the gate to ground (for N-channel) or to the supply voltage (for P-channel) to control the flow of current between source and drain. Voltage-controlled Resistors : By varying the gate voltage, a JFET can be used as a variable resistor in circuits such as oscillators and filters. Sample-and-Hold Circuits: The high input impedance of JFETs makes them suitable for use in sample-and-hold circuits where the input voltage needs to be held constant for a short period of time. Constant Current Sources: JFETs can also be used as simple constant current sources, where the output current remains nearly constant despite changes in input voltage or load resistance. Other applications include use in high-frequency circuits, chopper amplifiers, and instrumentation equipment. With advancements in technology, JFETs are being increasingly replaced by other types of transistors such as MOSFETs. However, they still hold importance in certain specialized applications due to their unique characteristics and simplicity in biasing and operation. Conclusion JFETs are versatile electronic devices with numerous advantages over other types of transistors. These include high input impedance, low noise performance, and simplicity in biasing. They find widespread use in various applications such as amplifiers, switching circuits, voltage-controlled resistors, sample-and-hold circuits, and constant current sources. Despite being gradually replaced by other transistor types, JFETs still hold importance in certain specialized applications and continue to be an essential component in the field of electronics. With ongoing research and development, we can expect to see further advancements and improvements in JFET technology. These small but powerful devices will continue to play a significant role in shaping the electronic industry. So, it is important for any electronics enthusiast or professional to have a thorough understanding of the working principles and applications of JFETs in order to utilize them effectively in their circuit designs. With their versatile characteristics and unique advantages, JFETs have undoubtedly played a crucial role in the development of modern electronic systems and will continue to do so in the future. So next time you come across a JFET, remember their importance and versatility in the world of electronics.

MONOLITHIC DUAL, PICO AMP LOW LEAKAGE DIODES < Back ID100 Series ID100 SERIES MONOLITHIC DUAL, PICO AMP LOW LEAKAGE DIODES The ID100 Series Monolithic Dual, Pico Amp Low Leakage Diodes is a direct replacement for the Intersil part series. It is ideal for Pico Amp, Ultra Low Leakage, Protection Diode Applications. The part series is available in the TO-71 6L RoHS and TO-78 6L RoHS package, as well as in die form. Advanced screening options are available for our diverse product lineup, featuring JFETS, Bipolar transistors, MOSFETs, current regulators, and Diodes. Our special screening covers all the parameters listed in the standard datasheet, including comprehensive package pin-out. Connect with our experienced technical team to discuss your specific needs and tailor your requirements—email us at support@linearsystems.com or call (510) 490-9160. MOQ applies to these specialized services. Ordering Information Below are the options you have when ordering this part series: ID100 TO-71 6L RoHS ID101 TO-78 6L RoHS ID100 TO-71 6L RoHS ID101 TO-78 6L RoHS Datasheet Spice Model Application Notes

< Back 3N163 App Note Introduction Wireless real-time radiation sensors networks offer the general public and those that work in high radiation areas greater protection against radiation hazards. Combined with real-time localized and global heat mapping of radiation levels, these radiation networks will help give government and environmental agencies the ability to understand the radiation landscape and respond quickly to radiation changes before they become life-threatening. Low-cost, low-power and no-power radiation sensors, also known as RADFETs (radiation field effect transistors) or dosimeters, are necessary for the implementation of these networks. The RADFET is unique because it does not need a power source to detect radiation. It is also unique in that it records the amount of actual radiation exposure and, as a non-volatile analog memory device, stores the level of radiation exposure as a change in threshold voltage. RADFETs are relatively simple circuits, consisting of only a PMOS transistor. The LS 3N163 PMOS (P-Channel) MOSFET transistor can be used to design RADFETs to meet different design requirements like cost, sensitivity, linearity, and power. The ability to optimize a RADFET for these different design requirements give network designers the ability to construct wireless radiation sensor networks that can also be optimized for cost and performance on a wide scale. Radiation detector principles PMOS MOSFET radiation detectors work on the principle that electron-hole pairs form when radiation or an ionizing particle strikes the MOSFET. This in turn results in shifts to the threshold voltage and drain current parameters of the MOSFET device. Because the change in threshold voltage with radiation exposure is highly linear in a PMOS device, PMOS devices such as the LS 3N163 are commonly used as a radiation detector. In a typical application, the LS 3N163 is operated in unbiased mode (no-power mode) and exposed to radiation. The change in threshold voltage is then measured and the corresponding radiation exposure level determined. In another application, where higher levels of sensitivity are needed, the LS 3N163 is operated in biased mode (power mode). Read More

< Back FETching Discrete Amplifier Introduction Low-noise amplifiers for photodiode, piezoelectric, and other instrumentation applications typically call for circuit parameters such as extremely high input impedance, low 1/f noise, or subpicoamp bias currents that cannot be met with available integrated products. This article discusses the requirements and challenges of designing a low-noise amplifier using discrete components, with particular emphasis on input-referred noise and offset voltage trimming. Read More

SD5000 SERIES QUAD, HIGH SPEED N-CHANNEL, LATERAL DMOS FET SWITCH < Back SD5000 Series SD5000 SERIES QUAD, HIGH SPEED N-CHANNEL, LATERAL DMOS FET SWITCH The SD5000 is a Quad, High Speed N-Channel, Lateral DMOS FET Switch with Zener Diode Protection, ideal for Ultra-High Speed Switching Applications. Linear Systems acquired the Siliconix Lateral DMOS FET Switch Product Line, so our parts are the same maskset, process and are an exact pin-for-pin replacement. This series is available in the PDIP 16L RoHS, SOIC 14L RoHS and S/B DIP 16L RoHS package, as well as bare die. Advanced screening options are available for our diverse product lineup, featuring JFETS, Bipolar transistors, MOSFETs, current regulators, and Diodes. Our special screening covers all the parameters listed in the standard datasheet, including comprehensive package pin-out. Connect with our experienced technical team to discuss your specific needs and tailor your requirements—email us at support@linearsystems.com or call (510) 490-9160. MOQ applies to these specialized services. Ordering Information Below are the options you have when ordering this part series: SD5000I PDIP 16L RoHS SD5000N PDIP 16L RoHS SD5001N PDIP 16L RoHS SD5400CY SOIC 14L RoHS SD5401CY SOIC 14L RoHS SD5000I S/B DIP 16L RoHS SD5000 Die SD5001 Die SD5400 Die SD5401 Die Datasheet Spice Model Applicaton Notes

SINGLE P-CHANNEL JFET SWITCH < Back LSJ/SST94 SINGLE P-CHANNEL JFET SWITCH The LSJ/SST94 Single, Ultra-Low noise, P-Channel JFET Amplifier is a direct replacement for the Toshiba 2SJ94. It is ideal for Ultra-Low Noise Audio/Acoustic Applications. Available in the TO-92 3L RoHS, SOT-89 3L RoHS, as well as in die form. Advanced screening options are available for our diverse product lineup, featuring JFETS, Bipolar transistors, MOSFETs, current regulators, and Diodes. Our special screening covers all the parameters listed in the standard datasheet, including comprehensive package pin-out. Connect with our experienced technical team to discuss your specific needs and tailor your requirements—email us at support@linearsystems.com or call (510) 490-9160. MOQ applies to these specialized services. Ordering Information: Below are the options you have when ordering this part series: LSJ94 TO-92 3L RoHS SST94 SOT-23 3L RoHS LSJ94 Die Datasheet Spice Model Application Notes

< Back MOSFETs Linear Systems Jul 9, 2024 Linear Systems’ small signal MOSFETs consist of two MOSFETs on the same piece of silicon resulting in better matching and better performance over temperature. In the world of electronics, MOSFETs (Metal-Oxide-Semiconductor Field-Effect Transistors) are a type of field-effect transistor that have become increasingly popular due to their ability to handle high power and voltage levels. They are an essential component in many electronic devices and systems, making them an important topic for anyone interested in electrical engineering. Linear Systems, a renowned electronics company, is well-known for its production of high-quality MOSFETs. In this article, we will explore the basics of MOSFETs and dive into the specific features and advantages offered by Linear Systems' MOSFETs. What is a MOSFET? A MOSFET is a type of transistor that works by controlling the flow of current between the source and drain terminals using an electric field. The electric field is created by applying a voltage to the gate terminal, which is separated from the channel (where the current flows) by a thin layer of insulating material. There are two main types of MOSFETs: N-channel and P-channel. In an N-channel MOSFET, a negative voltage applied to the gate creates an electric field that allows current to flow between the source and drain terminals. In a P-channel MOSFET, a positive voltage applied to the gate has the same effect. Features of Linear Systems' MOSFETs Linear Systems takes pride in producing high-quality MOSFETs that offer a range of features and advantages. Here are some notable ones: High Power Handling: Linear Systems' MOSFETs can handle high power levels, making them suitable for use in various applications such as power supplies and motor drivers. Low On-State Resistance: The on-state resistance (RDS(on)) is an important parameter that determines the efficiency of a MOSFET. With its advanced design and manufacturing processes, Linear Systems' MOSFETs have low RDS(on) values, leading to reduced power losses and improved performance. Fast Switching Speed: Another critical factor in MOSFET performance is switching speed. Linear Systems' MOSFETs have fast switching speeds, allowing for efficient control of current flow and reducing the risk of thermal damage. Low Gate Threshold Voltage: The gate threshold voltage is the minimum voltage required to turn on a MOSFET. With low gate threshold voltages, Linear Systems' MOSFETs can be easily controlled by lower voltage signals, making them suitable for use in low-power applications. High Temperature Operation: Linear Systems' MOSFETs are designed to operate at high temperatures without sacrificing performance or reliability. This makes them ideal for use in harsh environments where other components may struggle to function properly. Advantages of Using Linear Systems' MOSFETs In addition to their features, Linear Systems' MOSFETs also offer several advantages over other types of transistors: Lower Cost: Compared to bipolar junction transistors (BJTs), MOSFETs are typically less expensive to produce. This cost-saving is passed onto customers, making Linear Systems' MOSFETs a more economical option for many applications. Less Power Consumption: MOSFETs have lower power consumption compared to BJTs due to their high input impedance and low leakage currents. This results in lower operating costs and improved energy efficiency for devices that use them. Smaller Size: Due to their small size and simplified manufacturing process, MOSFETs can be made in much smaller packages compared to BJTs. This makes them ideal for use in compact devices or applications where space is limited. High Reliability: Linear Systems' MOSFETs are highly reliable and have a long lifespan, making them suitable for use in critical systems that require continuous operation. They also have built-in protection features such as overvoltage and overcurrent protection, further increasing their reliability. Applications of Linear Systems' MOSFETs Due to their numerous advantages, Linear Systems' MOSFETs find use in various applications across different industries: Power Electronics: MOSFETs are commonly used in power electronics, such as motor drives and power supplies. Their high switching speed and low on-resistance make them well-suited for these applications. Automotive Industry: MOSFETs are also used extensively in the automotive industry due to their ability to handle high currents and voltages. They can be found in various components of vehicles, including ignition systems, electric windows, and electronic control units. Consumer Electronics: Many consumer electronics devices use MOSFETs, such as smartphones, laptops, and televisions. Their small size and low power consumption make them ideal for use in portable devices where space is limited. Industrial Automation: MOSFETs are commonly used in industrial automation systems, such as motor controllers and power inverters. Their high efficiency and reliability make them well-suited for these applications. Renewable Energy Systems: MOSFETs** play a crucial role in renewable energy systems, such as solar panels and wind turbines. They help regulate the flow of electricity by converting DC power to AC or vice versa, allowing for more efficient use of renewable energy sources.** Conclusion MOSFETs offer numerous advantages over traditional BJTs, making them an essential component in modern electronic devices and applications. With continued advancements in technology, MOSFETs will continue to play a vital role in increasing efficiency and reliability for various industries. As new developments in materials and design continue to emerge, MOSFETs will become even more versatile and play an even bigger role in powering the devices of tomorrow. So next time you power up your smartphone or use renewable energy, remember that MOSFETs are working hard behind the scenes to make it all possible! Additionally, researchers are constantly exploring new ways to improve MOSFET technology by experimenting with different materials, structures, and fabrication techniques. This ongoing research aims to further enhance the performance and efficiency of MOSFETs, making them an integral part of our future technological advancements. Moreover, as demand for low-power consumption continues to increase in various industries such as automotive, consumer electronics, and space exploration, MOSFETs will be crucial in meeting these energy-efficient requirements. This further highlights the significance of MOSFETs and their continued development in shaping our modern world. Future Possibilities: As technology advances and new applications emerge, there is no limit to what can be achieved with MOSFETs. With the potential for higher power densities, faster switching speeds, and improved reliability, MOSFETs have a promising future in various industries. From electric vehicles to smart grids, from medical devices to space missions, there are endless possibilities for using MOSFETs to improve efficiency and performance. As researchers continue to push the limits of what is possible with this technology, we can expect to see even more innovative uses of MOSFETs in the near future. Collaboration and Innovation: The development of MOSFET technology has been a collaborative effort between scientists, engineers, and manufacturers from around the world. This collaboration allows for the sharing of ideas, resources, and expertise leading to continuous innovation and improvement of MOSFETs. As we move towards a more interconnected global society, this collaborative approach will be crucial in driving advancements in MOSFET technology and its diverse applications. Impact on Society: The impact of MOSFETs goes beyond just technological advancement. These devices have also played a significant role in shaping our modern society. With their ability to improve energy efficiency and reduce power consumption, MOSFETs have contributed to reducing our carbon footprint and promoting sustainable living. Additionally, the use of MOSFETs in various electronic devices has made them more accessible and affordable for a wider demographic, enhancing connectivity and communication across the globe. Continued Development: Despite their success and widespread use, researchers are not slowing down in their efforts to improve MOSFET technology. As we continue to demand higher performance from our devices, the development of new materials, structures, and fabrication techniques will be crucial in meeting these demands. This continuous improvement ensures that MOSFETs remain at the forefront of technological innovation for years to come. View our MOSFETs.

< Back Mike Ansberry: VP of Manufacturing and General Manager Linear Systems Jan 13, 2025 Mike Ansberry Named VP of Manufacturing and General Manager at Linear Systems FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASEContact: Sales@linearsystems.com Phone: (510) 490-9160Website: www.linearsystems.com ANSBERRY NAMED VP OF MANUFACTURING AND GENERAL MANAGER AT LINEAR INTEGRATED SYSTEMS FREMONT, CA – January 13, 2025 – Linear Integrated Systems, Inc. , is excited to announce the promotion of Michael Ansberry to Vice President of Manufacturing and General Manager. Ansberry will oversee all aspects of the company’s semiconductor fabrication operations, driving strategy, innovation, and efficiency across the organization. In this expanded role, Ansberry will lead the development of strategies to select, allocate resources, and prioritize fabrication partners and vendors. He will conduct periodic SWOT analyses to ensure alignment with the company’s goals and reallocate projects based on agreed-upon metrics. Additionally, he will prioritize New Product Introduction (NPI) efforts, assigning resources to support project success, while spearheading continuous improvement initiatives to meet Linear Systems’ financial objectives. Ansberry joined Linear Systems in 2018 as Vice President of Manufacturing, bringing extensive experience in semiconductor operations. His new responsibilities as General Manager reflect his outstanding contributions and leadership. Before joining Linear Systems, Ansberry served as Director of Operations at Lumileds, a global leader in LED technology for automotive, general, and specialty lighting applications. His career also includes process engineering roles at Sipex, Micro Power Systems, and other Silicon Valley semiconductor companies, showcasing a deep understanding of both operations and engineering. “This new role is an exciting opportunity to help Linear Systems reach new heights,” said Ansberry. “I’m looking forward to strengthening our relationships with fabrication partners, streamlining operations, and continuing to deliver the world-class semiconductors our customers rely on.” Linear Systems CEO Cindy L. Johnson expressed confidence in Ansberry’s expanded role. “Mike has proven himself to be an invaluable leader in our organization. His extensive experience and dedication to excellence have been pivotal to our success. In his new role, I’m confident Mike will continue to drive innovation and operational efficiency.” Founded in 1987 by John M. Hall, Cindy L. Johnson, and John H. Hall, Linear Integrated Systems, Inc. is a privately held designer and manufacturer of small-signal discrete semiconductors based in Fremont, CA. John H. Hall, a co-founder of Intersil and the founder of Micro Power Systems, brought significant expertise and innovation to the company. Linear Systems offers a diverse product line, including Dual JFET Amplifiers , Single JFET Amplifiers , JFET Switches , DMOS High Speed Switches , Low Leakage Diodes , Current Regulating Diodes , Bipolar Transistors , MOSFETs , Voltage Controlled Resistors and BIFET Amplifiers . Visit www.linearsystems.com to download our 2024 Data Book , Cross Reference Guide , datasheets, SPICE models, application notes , and more. Stay connected and join our growing LinkedIn community for updates and insights. You can also follow us on YouTube , Facebook , Instagram and X . Contact: sales@linearsystems.com Phone: (510) 490-9160 Website: www.linearsystems.com

< Back Military Sensors White Paper Linear Systems Mar 17, 2023 Linear Systems' White Paper Describes Lowest Noise Amplification for Sensor Signal Chains FREMONT, Calif., May 27, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- Linear Systems, a world class producer of ultra low noise JFETS and semiconductors, has released an application note on creating low-noise signal chains for military sensors. The paper, "Military Higher-Performance Sensor Signal Chains," offers engineers solutions using ultra-low-noise discrete components added to an IC-based circuit to produce the better-performing signal chains in sensitive applications. Included are key applications with reference designs such as: Piezoelectric Element Preamps; Hydrophones; Accelerometers; Photodiode Preamps; and other types of sensors where discrete components are uniquely capable of performing critical initial amplification of sensor signals. "Better sensor systems enable earlier threat detection and more effective countermeasures, " Mr. Tim McCune said. "Our ultra-low-noise JFETS enable designers to build more sensitivity and capability into their sensor systems. This improved capability translates directly into greater value to the end users of these sensors." Linear Systems is a designer, manufacturer and seller of precision, high-performance, small-signal discrete semiconductors. A Silicon Valley company founded in 1987, it produces ultra-low-noise, monolithic dual and single JFETs and bipolar transistors, along with high-speed DMOS switches, small-signal MOSFETs, ultra-low leakage diodes and BiFET amplifiers. These parts have been designed into world-class products in the areas of: Test & Measurement, Audio, Scientific Optical, Military Sensor; Industrial Controls; and Hybrids. The White Paper can be downloaded at: High-Performance Military Sensor Signal Chains Data sheets, applications notes, SPICE models and other information can be downloaded at www.linearsystems.com . For More Information: Call Linear Systems toll free phone number: (800) 359-4023, regular business line: (510) 490-9160 or fax: (510) 353-0261. Email: sales@linearsystems.com Website: www.linearsystems.com SOURCE Linear Integrated Systems

2N5114 SERIES LOW ON-RESISTANCE, P-CHANNEL JFET SWITCH < Back 2N5114 Series 2N5114 SERIES LOW ON-RESISTANCE, P-CHANNEL JFET SWITCH The 2N5114 Series Low On-Resistance, P-Channel JFET Switch is a direct replacement for Siliconix-Vishay equivalent part. It is ideal for low resistance, low capacitance switching applications. Available in TO-18 3L RoHS package, as well as in die form. Advanced screening options are available for our diverse product lineup, featuring JFETS, Bipolar transistors, MOSFETs, current regulators, and Diodes. Our special screening covers all the parameters listed in the standard datasheet, including comprehensive package pin-out. Connect with our experienced technical team to discuss your specific needs and tailor your requirements—email us at support@linearsystems.com or call (510) 490-9160. MOQ applies to these specialized services. Ordering Information: Below are the options you have when ordering this part series: 2N5114 TO-18 3L RoHS 2N5115 TO-18 3L RoHS 2N5116 TO-18 3L RoHS 2N5114 Die 2N5115 Die 2N5116 Die Datasheet Spice Model Application Notes

Linear Systems designs and manufactures the highest-performance line of monolithic dual JFETs in the industry. Contact us for a quote! Back LSK589 LOW NOISE, LOW CAPACITANCE MONOLITHIC DUAL N-CHANNEL JFET The LSK589 is a Low Noise, Low Capacitance, Monolithic Dual N-Channel JFET. This part is targeted for use in a wide range of precision instrumentation and sensor applications. It is available in the TO-71 6L, SOIC 8L, SOT-23 6L and DFN 8L package, as well as in die form. Advanced screening options are available for our diverse product lineup, featuring JFETS, Bipolar transistors, MOSFETs, current regulators, and Diodes. Our special screening covers all the parameters listed in the standard datasheet, including comprehensive package pin-out. Connect with our experienced technical team to discuss your specific needs and tailor your requirements—email us at support@linearsystems.com or call (510) 490-9160. MOQ applies to these specialized services. Ordering Information Below are the options you have when ordering this part series: LSK589 TO-71 6L RoHS LSK589 SOIC 8L RoHS LSK589 SOIC 8L RoHS LSK589 SOT-23 6L RoHS 589 DFN 8L RoHS LSK589 Die Datasheet Spice Model Application Notes