I don't know yet. It depends on the "format" that people want. For example, if I am going to sell these in bags of 500 pieces, I'll have to get some bags, envelopes, pay shipping, etc. If I am going to sell them in bags of 50 pieces, I have to buy 10 times more bags and envelopes...
What would be "right" for you guys?
I think that bags of 100 is a good way.
If someone need more he can get 2 bags or 200 pieces.
Though its probably a good idea. BJT's are not immune to static damage, just a lot more robust than MOS devices. Base-emitter avalanche breakdown will damage a BJT, albeit less rapidly than gate-oxide failure
No, no need to count.
Use a scale.
No need ESD protection, use regular plastic bags.
PS who is the manufacture of those 550,560?
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Weighing is widely use for small items, just use precision scale
Antistatic bag is mandatory to prevent reproaches if they are dead transistors. By the way a bag cost nothing (may be the cost of one transistor !).
I took a bag (140x200mm) and get 2g
In France a letter can have a thickness of 3cm. Is it he same in Switzerland ? A letter with tracking may be the solution...
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