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19th August 2004, 08:09 AM
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Those are darlington outputs.
To use something different you will need a driver transistor in addition to the outputs. Good output pairs: MJ15003/04 MJ15022/23 MJ21193/94 Good driver pair: MJE15030/31 If you are repairing an old SAE amplifier, have someone buy the parts and forward them to you, otherwise I would change the design to discrete transistors. |
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