I came across four TO-3 devices in my parts bin today. The markings are quite worn but they all seem to say RCA 1B05 (NPN-Power Trans?). The funny thing is they have other numbers which do not match. It looks like CN 7737 and CN 7734.
Question 1... What do these other numbers mean?
Question 2... If these things check out on the diode tester are they worth trying to use them or should I just toss them?
mike
Question 1... What do these other numbers mean?
Question 2... If these things check out on the diode tester are they worth trying to use them or should I just toss them?
mike
mashaffer said:I came across four TO-3 devices in my parts bin today. The markings are quite worn but they all seem to say RCA 1B05 (NPN-Power Trans?). The funny thing is they have other numbers which do not match. It looks like CN 7737 and CN 7734.
Hi Mike...
Question 1... What do these other numbers mean?
77 year of manufacture 1977
37/ 34 the correspondent week .
Question 2... If these things check out on the diode tester are they worth trying to use them or should I just toss them?
Of curse you can use them. In his time , this transistors are made for "audio".
They are NPN.
Ratings:
Vce - 250 Volts
Pt - 150 W
fT - 5 Mhz
hFE - 15...75
Regards
Thank you
Thanks Jorge,
Do you happen to remember the Class A bias point for maximum linearity of Hfe (i.e. the flattest portion of the Ic v.s. Hfe curve)? I will be using them class A and want to bias for the lowest open loop distortion.
mike
Thanks Jorge,
Do you happen to remember the Class A bias point for maximum linearity of Hfe (i.e. the flattest portion of the Ic v.s. Hfe curve)? I will be using them class A and want to bias for the lowest open loop distortion.
mike
Re: Thank you
Hi Mike
Around 350 mA...😉
mashaffer said:
Do you happen to remember the Class A bias point for maximum linearity of Hfe (i.e. the flattest portion of the Ic v.s. Hfe curve ?
Hi Mike
Around 350 mA...😉
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