Was it Jan Wuesten who wrote on Friday 30 August 2002 09:03:
> Hello ,
>
> does anybady know of a really comprehensive online database for
> transistors ( obsolete and state of the art) ?
>
> I know of such databases for electron tubes, chips and a lot more but
> I am still searching for a discrete semi database
> Jan
>
> mit freundlichen Gruessen---best regards
I have also searched in vain and probed here. What I have is
Tower's transistor book, which catches all European stuff
Some Japanese book set with with all the 2S numbers (Fets and bipolar)
I can't give you much detail on the latter. The symbols I can read (Vce, hFe,
etc.), and the numbers, but the rest is Japanese :-o.
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