I'm looking to buy some TIP36 type transistors and there are several different part numbers, TIP36C, TIP36CW and TIP36CG. The G appears to mean lead free, but I'll be damned if I can find what the W means.
The spec sheets for the C and CW are exactly the same except for the part number and some notes on changes to the document, but the CW costs about 20% more than the C. Does anyone have an idea what the difference is between them?
The spec sheets for the C and CW are exactly the same except for the part number and some notes on changes to the document, but the CW costs about 20% more than the C. Does anyone have an idea what the difference is between them?