Hi, I am waiting already 4 weeks for my board... maybe interesting for someone else too...
Well, I bought a plain board today and will start thinking about doing it without the ready one...
My question is about the MJL21193/4 and BC546 pinouts...
Emitter arrow always stays pin 3...??? Is that right?
Because sometimes the curcuit diagram shows the emitter on top or bottom...
I dont understand much about these transisters...
And sorry for the unqualified questioning...
Cheers
Well, I bought a plain board today and will start thinking about doing it without the ready one...
My question is about the MJL21193/4 and BC546 pinouts...
Emitter arrow always stays pin 3...??? Is that right?
Because sometimes the curcuit diagram shows the emitter on top or bottom...
I dont understand much about these transisters...
And sorry for the unqualified questioning...
Cheers
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My question is about the MJL21193/4 and BC546 pinouts...
Emitter arrow always stays pin 3...??? Is that right?
Never assume the pinout, always check the data sheet for the part.
https://www.onsemi.com/pub/Collateral/MJL21193-D.PDF
https://www.onsemi.com/pub/Collateral/BC546-D.PDF
Good morning and thankyou for your replies!
Nobody needs to panic! I'm a musician and not a rocket scientist...
I guess I will order again
I messed up some valve projects thinking I can read the curcuit diagram...
But I'm still alive...
A bit too tricky for me...
Thanks again!
All the best!
Nobody needs to panic! I'm a musician and not a rocket scientist...
I guess I will order again
I messed up some valve projects thinking I can read the curcuit diagram...
But I'm still alive...
A bit too tricky for me...
Thanks again!
All the best!
Another way to identify NPN versus PNP and pins E,B,C is, to use a multimeter as to test diodes.
Think a bipolar transistor is made of 2 diodes. EB is a diode, BC is another diode.
To make sure of the tests, I compare with a true diode where I know for sure what is anode and cathode.
Think a bipolar transistor is made of 2 diodes. EB is a diode, BC is another diode.
To make sure of the tests, I compare with a true diode where I know for sure what is anode and cathode.
Be careful, the pinout is different for transistors from USA, Europe or Japan as you can see in the attached document
I have already made this mistake on the Quasi amplifier when I replaced the Japanese transistor KSC1845 by an American one, the 2N5551, because both reference were indicated on the schema
Rgds,
Marc
I have already made this mistake on the Quasi amplifier when I replaced the Japanese transistor KSC1845 by an American one, the 2N5551, because both reference were indicated on the schema
Rgds,
Marc
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This is legacy.
As an example the old, obsolete, popular 2sc945 from NEC is currently available from Onsemi as ksc945 and ksc945c, which has center lead collector to match the original 2sc945.
Thank god when they went to smt, the popular SOT-23 has all the mfgs following the same pinouts.
As an example the old, obsolete, popular 2sc945 from NEC is currently available from Onsemi as ksc945 and ksc945c, which has center lead collector to match the original 2sc945.
Thank god when they went to smt, the popular SOT-23 has all the mfgs following the same pinouts.
I've got several hundred KSC945C's in my drawer and I'm happy to report that the cheap and cheerful "328" component tester, link in post #9, correctly reports the pinout of every single one. It's actually faster than doing a quick lookup in a notebook. The fact that it measures inductance, capacitance, and resistance too, is just an unexpected but pleasant bonus.
Poke around eBay, you'll find many of them. Some with enclosures, some without. Some with newer firmware revision number. Some with fancier pushbuttons. Some with free shipping.
Poke around eBay, you'll find many of them. Some with enclosures, some without. Some with newer firmware revision number. Some with fancier pushbuttons. Some with free shipping.
If you're presently unable to pop them in your tester, check your paper schematic against the official reference documents.Just for fun... would this be correct?
Hi, I am waiting already 4 weeks for my board...
Cheers
Australia to Germany can be slow at times, I once waited 7 weeks for an ebay purchase to arrive from Germany, and once about 13 weeks to arrive from Turkey via airmail
The board arrived after 4 weeks... I was happy, Rod too...
Easy put together, was like drawing by numbers...
This is a great amp! It is very well frequency balanced performance...
I always new, that my Beymas 15XA38Nd need more beafier power source for wakeing up...
Ideling current is now 30mV... 50mVs sounded somehow harsh...
All the best!
Cheers...
Easy put together, was like drawing by numbers...
This is a great amp! It is very well frequency balanced performance...
I always new, that my Beymas 15XA38Nd need more beafier power source for wakeing up...
Ideling current is now 30mV... 50mVs sounded somehow harsh...
All the best!
Cheers...
This figures it is a CFP.Ideling current is now 30mV... 50mVs sounded somehow harsh...
All the best!
Cheers...
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