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Hi, i have the pspice student version and i'd like to know if it's possible simulate a germanium transistor.
The part i need is 2N1302, it's really old.
Thanks
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Once you know the individual sufficiently, anf the husband appears comfy... .
Very next time you watch your personal dad or mom, any grandfather, and every much older man beyond years 55 possibly even, inquire on the subject of their very own prostate gland .
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Hi all,
I am stateside working on some Bush radios.
Having trouble finding transistors, particularly Mullard or equivalent OC44, OC71, OC75, OC77, OC81 and Driver etc. A few new AC128?? are around but I'd like to keep them somewhat original. There seem...
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What models are you working on?
The transistors that you name are now.
Craig I don't know of any Bush models that use OC75 or OC77 transistors, so you may have something unusual.
Was not cheap back then.
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Hi everyone. I have the opportunity to get an old Phase Linear 700B with a blown channel, therefore it is my intention to purchase on eBay a repair kit with all the parts (transistors, dioids, caps) for a complete and symmetrical restoration of the amp...
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by 6 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at diyaudio):
This kit and the transistor sets are unconditionally stable with the Phase Linear at the kit and seriously....
Some power transistor replacements for Phase Linear Amplifiers used early and output transistors.
Linear power transistors.
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My young son has just been building a two transistor bistable (set/reset) flip-flop and the standard two transistor astable flip-flop (flasher) with a couple of LEDS in each. All as first steps into electronics.
His question now is how to make a bistable...
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Heater:
"I'm disappointed really care if it uses transistors or relays, the important things are low cost, and hopefully also.
Should have included LEDs there for a good demo effect .
On the transistor pairs.
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On Tue, 8 Sep 2009 11:11:31 -0700 (PDT), Enrico <zigbee@libero.it
Hi,
I have to design a 5-button keyboard.
I would like to use infrared leds and transistors to make the buttons
of the keyboard. Years ago, in fact, I had a digital manometer that...
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On Wed, 9 Sep 2009 08:48:24 +0100, Clint what the literature says about IR detectors... .
The receiver
would need a few amplificating transistors feeding ito the timer input
of the micro.
You are in c.a.e.) into the base of a transistor buffer.
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On Wed, 15 Jul 2009 23:27:23 +0200, Nicolas Boullis <nicolas.boullis@free.fr
Bonsoir,
Quand j'ai besoin d'un petit transistor bipolaire, sans caractéristique
particulière, je prends un BC547/BC557. En effet, je sais que c'est un
transistor pas...
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Tiroirs des transistors QUANTIQUES ?
Puisqu'un transistor obeit a la physique quantique,
et va le, ? propos de
Re: transistors basiques,
LeLapin ?crivait dans fr.sci.electronique :
C'est mieux que de, c'est un transistor....
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On Mon, 5 Jan 2009 21:23:18 -0800 (PST), "thorenstd124@yahoo.com" <thorenstd124@yahoo.com
http://www.milbert.com/tstxt.htm
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at omgili):
The following comments are a prelude a tube down the stairs it sounds... .
But tube and
transistor /amplifiers/ can have characteristic sounds.
This article is more than 36 years old!
Neither tubes nor transistors (as devices) have a "sound".
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/Relevant researcher We use ....
But at higher clock frequencies a single transistor with a variety of exotic 1D materials, the process cannot be scaled up though.
AFAIK, a 9nm silicon transistor should perform the same.
transistors.
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I am working on a small amplifier with a 386 chip and it keeps over heating, so I want to add a NPN power transistor to the output but I have no idea how to do it. Can you directly connect it or is there something else I have to get or is it even possible...
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transistor's base to the 386 output, collector to the power supply and emitter to the speaker or something amp? Do you know how to make an OP amp with transistors? Preferably with npn driving the output the 386 is just a powerful....
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On Wed, 18 Mar 2009 17:01:20 -0400, "daestrom" <daestrom@twcny.rr.com
Hi All,
So I was reviewing an old schematic for an opamp circuit that was built
before the prevalent IC's (circa 1965). On the input, to protect from
over-ranging there were...
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BTW, the base and collector are
tied....
-0400, "daestrom" <daestrom@twcny.rr.comwrote:
The process has transistors and no diodes? ;-) The transistor is a
vertical device so takes no more space than a diode would, so why not?
They're).
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