syn08,
thank you.
Well...hmm...cough...after having seen a number of different types... these don`t look typical, if I may say so myself...
thank you.
Well...hmm...cough...after having seen a number of different types... these don`t look typical, if I may say so myself...
Lumba Ogir said:syn08,
thank you.
Well...hmm...cough...after having seen a number of different types... these don`t look typical, if I may say so myself...
I measured them - they are genuine. Read in this thread about the measurements. Can you put a picture of what you call "typical"?
syn08,
I`d gladly do that as I have quite a few types with the distinctive characteristic appearance, but I don`t have a suitable camera, sorry.
I`d gladly do that as I have quite a few types with the distinctive characteristic appearance, but I don`t have a suitable camera, sorry.
Lumba Ogir said:syn08,
I`d gladly do that as I have quite a few types with the distinctive characteristic appearance, but I don`t have a suitable camera, sorry.
Hmmmmm... Then at least describe them, what are the specifics, printing, fonts, logos, positions, etc...
Those are the real deal, mine look exactly the same except I have 2sa1085e.
Syn interested in acquiring some of these, my agent tracked down a large quantity, but its far too much for me alone to purchase all which the seller demands. 2SA1405 and compl. There are 3000 pairs at around 1 euro each. There are others bidding for them as well so price will come into play.
Syn interested in acquiring some of these, my agent tracked down a large quantity, but its far too much for me alone to purchase all which the seller demands. 2SA1405 and compl. There are 3000 pairs at around 1 euro each. There are others bidding for them as well so price will come into play.
syn08,
the upper side of the Hitachi TO-92 case does not have a planar surface, rather slightly slanted forward and backwards. I don`t have any recently manufactured devices and actually, I`ve changed my mind concerning yours, they are most certainly genuine.
the upper side of the Hitachi TO-92 case does not have a planar surface, rather slightly slanted forward and backwards. I don`t have any recently manufactured devices and actually, I`ve changed my mind concerning yours, they are most certainly genuine.
I have discoverd in trying to fit many different parts into the group buy heatsinks that the industry does not adhere to a standard footprint on TO-92
Scott,
The tolerance range of TP92 is quite large, and as you say different from manufacturers to manufacturers.
If they are too small for our heatsink, you can just fill with thermal glue. If too large, you may try to remove some encapsulation using wet-and-dry sandpaper or Dremel.
If you still got stuck, abd need quite a few of them, please get in touch by PM.
We'd like to keep our customers happy in any case,
Patrick
The tolerance range of TP92 is quite large, and as you say different from manufacturers to manufacturers.
If they are too small for our heatsink, you can just fill with thermal glue. If too large, you may try to remove some encapsulation using wet-and-dry sandpaper or Dremel.
If you still got stuck, abd need quite a few of them, please get in touch by PM.
We'd like to keep our customers happy in any case,
Patrick
<<Note the different sizes of the two parts. Normal?>>
Check the dimensions/tolerances against the datasheets.
They did not change from Hitachi before 2001 and after 2001 to Renesas since 2003.
Check the dimensions/tolerances against the datasheets.
They did not change from Hitachi before 2001 and after 2001 to Renesas since 2003.
Hi Sigurd, no thats not normal, they should look like the ones on the right hand side. Some info makes me believe someone else is manufacturing them but I first have to make a long distance phonecall to be sure about this. This manufacturer has a very good reputation so I dont think there should be problems if they indeed manufactur these parts. Their current stock lists quite a large amount of these devices but it seems they are only producing the pnp parts, this is possible as its usually the pnp parts that are difficult to find and in short supply and maybe the reason they manufactured some. Your pnp part might well be from this manufacturer.
I would suggest that you actually test a part for noise, beta, and voltage range. Just do it. They look OK to me at a glance. Can't anyone actually test anything around here?
john curl said:I would suggest that you actually test a part for noise, beta, and voltage range. Just do it. They look OK to me at a glance. Can't anyone actually test anything around here?
I can't without a curvetracer. Too lazy. 😎
john curl said:Unfortunately, you missed your chance to have one available to you.
Should I tolerate your personal attacks in order to earn the right to use one? 😀
Sorry John, it is an unaffordable price.
john curl said:You should be able to buy one on E-bay, at a low price.
Sure.
There are computer plugins with software available. Cheaper to buy, easier to use, and more convenient, especially when matching, or statistical data is needed.
>There are computer plugins
>with software available.
>Cheaper to buy, easier to use,
>and more convenient,
>especially when matching,
>or statistical data is needed.
Might as well play your guitar
through a pc then 🙂
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xZmfCYr8mwA
>with software available.
>Cheaper to buy, easier to use,
>and more convenient,
>especially when matching,
>or statistical data is needed.
Might as well play your guitar
through a pc then 🙂
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xZmfCYr8mwA
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