GA53242 Search Results

Contextual Info: GA53242 Transistors Ge PNP Power BJT Military/High-RelN V BR CEO (V)40 V(BR)CBO (V)40 I(C) Max. (A)500m Absolute Max. Power Diss. (W) Maximum Operating Temp (øC)100õ I(CBO) Max. (A)45u @V(CBO) (V) (Test Condition) V(CE)sat Max. (V) @I(C) (A) (Test Condition)

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

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

transistor TF78

Abstract: AC178 ASZ16 RT150B 113003 2N2134 2s882 2SA231 GFT26 TRANSISTOR at202
Contextual Info: SYMBOLS & CODES EXPLAINED 7. "N” Channel - SILICON FIELD EFFECT TRANSISTORS 8. GERMANIUM P N P 19 GERMANIUM NPN110. SILICON PNP 11. SILICON NPN High Power Transistors LINE No. k I B H H TYPE No. ABSOiLOTE MAX. RATIINGS Ä 2 5 C I I MIN. MAX Pc T6TT I DERATE FREE I'A E I

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