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The BZV85-C10 from NXP Semiconductors is a 10 V ±5% Zener diode designed for reliable medium-power voltage regulation. Housed in a hermetically sealed DO-41 (SOD-66) glass package, it delivers robust performance with a total power dissipation of up to 1.3 W and a peak reverse power capability of 60 W.
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Behind every smartphone, electric vehicle, and connected device lies a vast ecosystem of manufacturers, suppliers, and innovators, with the Electronics Manufacturing Services (EMS) industry at its core.
The BUK114-50L from NXP Semiconductors (originally Philips) is a logic-level N-channel power MOSFET designed for automotive and industrial switching applications. Housed in a compact 5-pin D²PAK (SOT-426) surface-mount package, it combines high efficiency, low on-resistance, and built-in protection for reliable operation in demanding environments.
For electronics manufacturers, managing inventory is more than a numbers game. Every day, OEMs and EMS companies navigate volatile component pricing, global supply chain disruptions, and the constant threat of excess or obsolete stock. Choosing the right inventory method directly impacts cash flow, operational efficiency, and the ability to monetise surplus components.
Most electronics companies worldwide rely on the FIFO (First In, First Out) method because it aligns with the rapid obsolescence of components and high turnover rates. LIFO (Last In, First Out) is rarely used, but it still appears in niche contexts, particularly in US GAAP-compliant subsidiaries managing stable, long-life components. Understanding both methods helps you make informed decisions that improve financial reporting, reduce waste, and streamline operations — especially when paired with innovative stock solutions like Component Sense's InPlant™.
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The BUK9207-30B,118 from NXP Semiconductors is a high-efficiency logic-level N-channel TrenchMOS FET, designed for automotive and industrial power switching. Built to the AEC-Q101 automotive qualification standard, it delivers excellent thermal performance, low losses, and high current handling in a compact DPAK (SOT-428) package.
