Re: STKxxxx & STRxxxx Devices

[TQuiroz]

I used to find these STR and STK animals in everything from cheap stereos to projection TVs back when I used to work at a TV repair shop. When everything fails there's always my trusty 1989 ECG catalog. ECG is now part of NTE (www.nteinc.com). I grabbed two parts at random and NTE found a match on their online search, both with downloadable datasheets: STR3123 crosses to NTE15021 STR2012 crosses to NTE1867   Happy datasheet hunting!   Tony   Reply to: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------   On Thu, May 05, 2005 at 05:35:21AM -0800, rhonn tabanao enlightened us thusly > Can you list some of there parts number here.. > > --- Declan Moriarty <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Hi Folks, > > > > I need some data on these chips, made principally by > > Sanken (part of > > Allegro now) and Sanyo. I have about 500 - > > somebody's sales stock. I > > actually need to know what they are before I use > > them, needless to say. [SNIP] OK. Parts in the appropiate package are: STR3123        STR2135        STR2105 STR1096        STR2012        STR2013 STR4090A nearly all have -SKN as a suffix, so I presume they are Sanken (now owned by AllegroMicro). The STR20xx are regulators (str2012=12V) The parts I have to replace are STR7xxx. Those aside, I have close on 100 different part numbers in different packages which will have been used in TV/audio applications from the early/mid nineties. I haven't listed them for myself as yet. --      With best Regards,     Declan Moriarty.