2N1397 Search Results

2N2614

Abstract: 2N1396 33 16U Low-Power Germanium PNP 2N384 2N295 2N2957 2N2956 ACY20 2G413
Contextual Info: LOW-POWER GERMANIUM PNP Item Number Part Number 5 • 10 2SA103 2N2797 2N2797 2N2797 MA891 MA891 2N1125 PTC102 NKT240 2G386 15 20 · 25 30 2N1395 2N1396 40005 2N1397 40006 2N59A NKT241 2N1699 ~~~~~9 2SA104 2Nl177 2G413 2G413 2G413 2G403 2N2614 NKT603F ACY30

Contextual Info: 2N1397 Transistors Ge PNP Lo-Pwr BJT Military/High-RelN V BR CEO (V)40ã V(BR)CBO (V)40 I(C) Max. (A)10m Absolute Max. Power Diss. (W)120m Maximum Operating Temp (øC)75’ I(CBO) Max. (A)12u @V(CBO) (V) (Test Condition)12 h(FE) Min. Current gain. h(FE) Max. Current gain.

2N1384

Abstract: 2N993 2N1516 2N1151 2N1378 2N1034 2N1036 2N1150 2N1037 2N1046
Contextual Info: D Ì G I T R O N E L E C T R O N I C CO RP 3bE D WM T W Ë DGE -p.'J 7 2flMHt.07 O G O O O D B Page MQITKON ELECTRONIC” CORP 110 Hillside Avenue • Springfield, New Jersey 07081 • 201-379-9016 • 201-379-9019 Fax JDHN J. S C H W A R T Z ENGINEERING DIGITRON ELECTRONICS, CORP

2n189

Abstract: 2N1136b 2N420 B1151 EQUIVALENT 2SA114 OC59 2T312 2T203 SFT125 2N1152
Contextual Info: INTERNATIONAL TRANSISTOR SUBSTITUTION GUIDEBOOK by KEATS A. PULLEN. Jr., Eng. D. Member of the Scientific Staff, Ballistic Research Laboratories, Aberdeen Proving G rounds Adjunct Professor of Electrical Engineering, Drexel Institute of Technology Author of: Conductance Design of Active Circuits

transistor 2N4

Abstract: ST25C transistor 2N407 transistor 2SA114 TFK 808 transistor 2sc124 SF1222 GE2 TRANSISTOR TFK 877 TFK 748
Contextual Info: $ 1.50 2 -H 2 1 $ % Cat. No. SSH-5 ^TRANSISTOR SUBSTITUTION HANDBOOK by The Howard W. Sams Engineering Staff HOWARD W. SAMS & CO., INC. THE BOBBS-MERRILL COMPANY, INC. Indianapolis • New York i FIFTH EDITION FIRST PRINTING — JANUARY, 1964 FIRST EDITION

Tr431

Abstract: 1N1525 cs1256hg BSF17 dd04 18DB6A B1274 transistor 1N34A MP LT236 SN76
Contextual Info: I RJ 1 international, rectifier IR R e p la c e ­ m ent P a rt No. 25710 25T12 « S ? S H fcx S yty P a rt No. IR R e p la c e ­ m ent Z1012 Z1014 21016 Z1018 21020 AA138 AA140 AA142 AA2 AA20 IN34A IN34A JN34A TR-08 6F20D ZI022 Z1006 21008 7*0*0 21012 AA200

RCA H 541

Abstract: 2T312 2N2654 AS218 transistor gex 74a diode germanium 1n283 K3004 TFK diode ac132 TI-483
Contextual Info: $ 1.50 Cat. No. SSH-6 /U*A TRANSISTOR SUBSTITUTION HANDBOOK by The Howard W. Sams Engineering Staff HOWARD W. SAMS & CO., INC. THE BOBBS-MERRILL COMPANY, INC. Indianapolis • New York SIXTH EDITION FIRST PRINTING — FEBRUARY, 1965 TRANSISTOR SUBSTITUTION HANDBOOK

sx3704

Abstract: AP239 Transistor 80139 8C547 6C131C IN2222A 2N50B 2N2064 radio AC176 AC126 sft353
Contextual Info: INTERNATIONAL TRANSISTOR EQUIVALENTS GUIDE A LSO BY THE S A M E AUTHOR BP108 International Diode Equivalents Guide BP140 Digital IC Equivalents and Pin Connections BP141 Linear IC Equivalents and Pin Connections ALSO OF INTEREST BP234 Transistor Selector Guide

hep 154 silicon diode

Abstract: zy 406 transistor motorola HEP 801 hep 154 diode hep R1751 triac zd 607 2sb337 RS5743.3 F82Z hep 230 pnp
Contextual Info: SEMICONDUCTOR This guide has been prepared by the Motorola HEP technical staff to provide a cross-reference for the Hobbyist, Experimenter, and Profes­ sional service technician. The information contained herein is based on an analysis of the published specifications of each device listed. This

MC2259

Abstract: MC880P MC9713P mc2257 1N4003 germanium diode specification 2N1256 S P 1N4465 MC9802P MC9718P 3N214
Contextual Info: Semiconductor Data Library Master Index prepared by Technical Information Center The information in this book has been carefully checked and is believed to be reliable; however, no responsibility is assumed for inaccuracies. Furthermore, this information does not convey to the

RCA SK CROSS-REFERENCE

Abstract: CD4003 2N2505 TF408 1N4465 250PA120 2N3017 pt 3570 trw rf pa189 Semicon volume 1
Contextual Info: 1969 o < 00 x ic e uo <r\ *—4 rO O CM u J 'r < o o o CO r aJ. rfrr.~> y -< z X— < P“ -J Sem iconductor Annual At .0008" Dia. . . . there is no second source phire orifice insert. Tempress also created and supplied the tungsten carbide ultrasonic bonding tool and pioneered

rca transistor manual

Abstract: rca case outlines diode 1N539 2N301 2N140 transistor bf 175 rca thyristor manual drift-field 2N1637 transistor rca 2n173
Contextual Info: RCA Transistor Manual T h is book has been prepared to assist those who work or experiment with semi­ conductor devices and circuits. It will be useful to engineers, service technicians, edu­ cators, students, radio amateurs, hobbyists, and others technically interested in transis­

y51 h 120c

Abstract: bd124 KT368 BFQ59 Silec Semiconductors BD214 al103 AFY18 bd192 MM1711
Contextual Info: Towers' International Transistor Selector ! o Towers’ International Transistor Selector Specification data for the identification, selection and substitution of transistors by T D Towers, MBE, MA, BSc, C Eng, MIERE Revised Edition U pdate Three London: NEW YORK

3TE445

Abstract: 2N3303 ECC88 TAA*310 B9D TRANSISTOR BYY32 GEX36/7 Ferranti zs70 6ej7 3n159
Contextual Info: Radio Valve and Transistor Data Characteristics of 3,000 Valves and Cathode Ray Tubes, 4, 500 Transistors, Diodes, Rectifiers and Integrated Circuits Compiled by A.M.Ball First published February 1949 Ninth Edition published in 1970 by Iliffe Books, an imprint of the Butterworth Group

N1702

Abstract: 2N277 2SA63 2N390A L204A 2N408 TFK 940 OC59 2N374 2n1922
Contextual Info: $1.50 Cat. No. SSH-4 TRANSISTOR SUBSTITUTION HANDBOOK by The H ow ard W . Sams Engineering Staff HOWARD W. SAMS & CO., INC. THE BOBBS-MERRILL COMPANY, INC. Indianapolis • New York FIRST EDITION FIRST PR IN T IN G — MARCH, 1961 SECOND PR IN T IN G — MARCH, 1961

st178

Abstract: diode E1110 CK705 ecg semiconductor replacement guide CS1237 ME1120 TE1088 1N942 1N733A Delco DTG-110B transistor
Contextual Info: S Y L V A N IA ECG S e m ic o n d u c to r L in eREPLACES OVER 35,000 TYPES introduction The ECG line of semiconductors is designed to minimize replacement parts inventory for the tech­ nician and yet economically meet replacement needs of the wide variety of entertainment equipment