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Al Last November 20th 04 02:48 PM

Transistor needed 2N591
 
Please email me direct if you have any.

Thanks, Al W6GSQ



Scott Dorsey November 23rd 04 01:57 AM

Al Last wrote:
Please email me direct if you have any.


JEDEC book says that's a Ge PNP, 50 mW, -32V BVce, -20 mA Ic max, 2 mA nominal.
hFE of 70 typical, 2 mA Ic nominal. Ft is 700 kc typical. Ge is typically
41 dB (and if you believe that I have a bridge for you). Specified for
military applications with a wider temperature range than usual.

I'd say you can sub a 2N324 or a 2N526 in there without any real change.
These aren't specified for input or output capacitance so if this is
part of a tuned circuit it may require some tinkering to make it happy
with an equivalent.

If it's an audio circuit, I'd just drop in a generic Ge equivalent with
a high enough dissipation and be done with it. Or even drop a silicon
device in there and change the bias resistors.
--scott

--
"C'est un Nagra. C'est suisse, et tres, tres precis."

Scott Dorsey November 23rd 04 01:57 AM

Al Last wrote:
Please email me direct if you have any.


JEDEC book says that's a Ge PNP, 50 mW, -32V BVce, -20 mA Ic max, 2 mA nominal.
hFE of 70 typical, 2 mA Ic nominal. Ft is 700 kc typical. Ge is typically
41 dB (and if you believe that I have a bridge for you). Specified for
military applications with a wider temperature range than usual.

I'd say you can sub a 2N324 or a 2N526 in there without any real change.
These aren't specified for input or output capacitance so if this is
part of a tuned circuit it may require some tinkering to make it happy
with an equivalent.

If it's an audio circuit, I'd just drop in a generic Ge equivalent with
a high enough dissipation and be done with it. Or even drop a silicon
device in there and change the bias resistors.
--scott

--
"C'est un Nagra. C'est suisse, et tres, tres precis."

vlad November 25th 04 12:49 AM

Al,

I do have 2N-404 Texas Instruments (NOS) transistors, which, in
according to my my transistor manual, can be used as direct
replacement for 2N591. I also have one transitor from International
Rectifier TR 05-C which is also can be used instead of 2N591.
You can contact me directly at:
73,
Vlad, kb9olm

Al Last wrote in message . ..
Please email me direct if you have any.

Thanks, Al W6GSQ



vlad November 25th 04 12:49 AM

Al,

I do have 2N-404 Texas Instruments (NOS) transistors, which, in
according to my my transistor manual, can be used as direct
replacement for 2N591. I also have one transitor from International
Rectifier TR 05-C which is also can be used instead of 2N591.
You can contact me directly at:
73,
Vlad, kb9olm

Al Last wrote in message . ..
Please email me direct if you have any.

Thanks, Al W6GSQ




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