jonusgrumby said:I was very surprised at the low idss range of the 2N5462.
Possibly fake parts?
salas said:
Possibly fake parts?
salas I don't think they are. I ordered the parts from Mouser and they are within the idss specification but all of them at the lower range.
They were Fairchild JFets.
Do they have some IDSS class distinction like the GR,BL,V of Toshiba 2SK170 so you can order a specific IDSS range?
edit: I looked it up. No they don't. But they are made from enough manufacturers. So maybe one make with happier general IDSS can be spotted. This P-JFET has different (more) noise than 2N5459 N-JFET. That does not matter?
edit: I looked it up. No they don't. But they are made from enough manufacturers. So maybe one make with happier general IDSS can be spotted. This P-JFET has different (more) noise than 2N5459 N-JFET. That does not matter?
I would not replace the 2N5459 with 2N3819.
Because they would not be a good match with the 2N5462.
We better keep using 2N5459 and 2N5462.
These were chosen to work well together.
You can try. And see if it works.
There will not be anything dangerous happen if you try 2N3819.
But it may not work good.
Because they would not be a good match with the 2N5462.
We better keep using 2N5459 and 2N5462.
These were chosen to work well together.
You can try. And see if it works.
There will not be anything dangerous happen if you try 2N3819.
But it may not work good.
You presume correctly.Could someone tell me in that schematic which is D which is S.
I presume S is the one closer to the mark of G.
See my attached diagram.
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