Wolframore
- Joined Jan 21, 2019
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do you have a part that you need help finding a datasheet?
There is some data here: https://alltransistors.com/transistor.php?transistor=33345Many transistors i buy (which i gave to somebody to use for his project) e.g "E5-28" Has no datasheet anywhere.
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The information is not in the form of a pdf, but the information is there.Alltransistors says "no pdf"
Yes it is true, and as a matter of fact, I ran into this just a couple of days ago. That is why I always TEST components when I use a new source. Fortunately I have this wondrous $10 Chinese universal component tester that's saved my skin more than onceWhile doing a research on an electronic circuit, i found out that transistor pins may vary depending on manufacturer. Is this true and how?
YesWhile doing a research on an electronic circuit, i found out that transistor pins may vary depending on manufacturer. Is this true and how?
Please post your circuit that works with a BJT without an oscillator but with the needed oscillator using a Mosfet. Then we can see it and show you why.This may be a very very dumb question but WHY DOES MOSFET REQUIRE OSCILLATOR TO WORK BUT BJT DOESNT? Almost all the circuits i use with MOSFET require An oscillator. Sorry if i am offending anyone.
I haven't found that to be the case. Can you provide some examples?This may be a very very dumb question but WHY DOES MOSFET REQUIRE OSCILLATOR TO WORK BUT BJT DOESNT? Almost all the ciircuits i use with MOSFET require An oscillator.
In this case, you need an oscillator to convert DC to AC, but the vast majority of circuits with transistors don't require oscillators.12vdc To 220v ac