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Article #3937Re: Anyone recognize these part numbers?
From: Brian Kantor
Date: Mon, 04 Dec 1989 17:26
Date: Mon, 04 Dec 1989 17:26
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In article <1989Dec1.212852.6807@athena.mit.edu>, hacrat@athena.mit.edu (Nathaniel D. Osgood) writes: > I'm trying to find four electronic components for a friend; > Could anyone on this group tell me what these buggers are? > > C2335 > C4242 > C3306 Japanese and Taiwan transistors are commonly marked this way; prepend 2S to the part number and try looking that up. I.e., 2SC2335, etc. It's often the case that you need to know what kind of component the device is before you can look it up properly; I've seen a transistor, a battery, and a light bulb with the same part number. - Brian
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