Better stock up on these! ...
2SA1215
2SA1216
2SA1295
2SA1493
2SA1494
2SB1570
2SB1648
2SC2921
2SC2922
2SC3264
2SC3857
2SC3858
2SD2401
2SD2561
—— it’s a right turd that the worlds best power transistors are going to become unobtanium
2SA1215
2SA1216
2SA1295
2SA1493
2SA1494
2SB1570
2SB1648
2SC2921
2SC2922
2SC3264
2SC3857
2SC3858
2SD2401
2SD2561
—— it’s a right turd that the worlds best power transistors are going to become unobtanium
I have noticed quite a lot of through hole components slowly disappearing.
Stuff that was prolific a few years ago has now gone.
Stuff that was prolific a few years ago has now gone.
The same dies may still be available in the MT100 case. Smaller ones in the same family certainly will be.
TO-92, 126, 218..... poof. TO-264 is probably next. We'll just have to live with the cheaper TO-3P versions.
TO-92, 126, 218..... poof. TO-264 is probably next. We'll just have to live with the cheaper TO-3P versions.
This will skyrocket the sale of Ebay fakes as well as the few genuine parts. Watch the cheap prices rise 🙄
The same dies may still be available in the MT100 case. Smaller ones in the same family certainly will be.
Yes, the 2922/1216 available as 3519/1386, of can choose the better 6145/2223..
TO-92, 126, 218..... poof. TO-264 is probably next. We'll just have to live with the cheaper TO-3P versions.
I was sad when Toshiba finished the 5171/1930, but they started the TTC/TTA004 instead. So, the future is dark, but not hopeless...
Sajti
Oh, its so bad,
2SC2922 is a legend. I am very happy with Sanken LAPT sounding, especially are 2SC2922/2SA1216.
2SC2922 is a legend. I am very happy with Sanken LAPT sounding, especially are 2SC2922/2SA1216.
I have a small stock of To3p, To247 and To264 devices. Maybe keep them a while longer to sell on as an extra to my pension fund.
This will skyrocket the sale of Ebay fakes as well as the few genuine parts. Watch the cheap prices rise 🙄
+1
Where's the notice of discontinuation ? Cant find anything about it on Sanken's site.
Pdf I have included
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Well, this is disappointing. I was hoping to use these in a future project. Perhaps its better to wait and see what options will show up when I'm ready.
Although, it looks like someday in the not so distant future DIY will consist of sending a schematic in and having a discrete IC printed for you(at a price no one can pay). Just add power & ground!
Although, it looks like someday in the not so distant future DIY will consist of sending a schematic in and having a discrete IC printed for you(at a price no one can pay). Just add power & ground!
Since the big, rounded CRT TV sets were abandoned, a long list of great, cheap high-voltage transistors and other components have been gradually abandoned too. The rest have turned to SMD of course.
SMD has its pros and cons in comparison to through-hole ones. I don't see any other option, than adapt.
A good soldering station with a hot-air pencil and practice, is a must.
The DIY ICs might be much bigger, but functional at a low cost, eg a complete device could be made as a large flat chip up to a printer page -fully integration age with no discrete components whatsoever 🙂.
SMD has its pros and cons in comparison to through-hole ones. I don't see any other option, than adapt.
A good soldering station with a hot-air pencil and practice, is a must.
Actually, you will only have to "send" a block diagram to your IC printer, and most likely that will be in the near future and you'll be able to print displays too. 😉Although, it looks like someday in the not so distant future DIY will consist of sending a schematic in and having a discrete IC printed for you(at a price no one can pay). Just add power & ground!
The DIY ICs might be much bigger, but functional at a low cost, eg a complete device could be made as a large flat chip up to a printer page -fully integration age with no discrete components whatsoever 🙂.
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Where's the notice of discontinuation ? Cant find anything about it on Sanken's site.
They are buried in the list.
Discontinued Products |Sanken Electric
Just IMHO I don't miss the MT200 packages. 🙂
One can get roughly 6 pcs of equivalent TO-3P devices for the same price as 4 pcs of MT200, inside it the silicon substrate is still attached onto a TO-3P metal base which in turn is attached to a larger MT200 base, paying ~2 €$£ more for extra metal and plastic huh? 😀
Borrowing a picture from this link:
2SA1215 2SC2921, identify genuine and fake
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Since the big, rounded CRT TV sets were abandoned, a long list of great, cheap high-voltage transistors and other components have been gradually abandoned too. The rest have turned to SMD of course.
SMD has its pros and cons in comparison to through-hole ones. I don't see any other option, than adapt.
A good soldering station with a hot-air pencil and practice, is a must.
I feel too old myself, to work with smd-s. Few is OK, but soldering hudreds of them are out of question. My only way is to stock as much through hole devices as I can...
Sajti
Just IMHO I don't miss the MT200 packages. 🙂
You would if you were in the business of repairing or restoring old (and good) amplifiers which used them, and had a reputation for doing the job right. That's who needs to be buying them up right now. New construction can always go to new packages or topologies.
Measuring hfe in the low current levels doesn't mean something for the high level current where these will be used.I'm glad I picked up a couple not to long ago and almost cleaned out Profusion.😀😀😀 They measured quite tight Hfe spread. 🙂
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