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Markus Wolfgart June 28th 06 02:41 PM

Identification of rare/obsolete parts
 
Dear Friends,

I had currently buy some semiconducors at the ham radio exhibition in
Germany but there are some parts that are unknown to me.
Could you help me to solve that miracle or point me to a link where to
find some information on these parts.

Many thanks in advance for your help.

Markus
DL8MBY



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Tim Shoppa June 28th 06 03:40 PM

Identification of rare/obsolete parts
 
Markus Wolfgart wrote:
PE-65101-001 Puls Eng. DIL WB 16 DC/DC Converter ??


This maker (and others) do broadband transformers in DIL packages.

Some of these (especially those used in twisted pair/Ethernet) very
commonly show up on the surplus market.

It would be interesting to repurpose them for ham use (e.g. the 88mH
toroids from the NA Bell system in the mid-20th century.)

Tim.


Markus Wolfgart June 28th 06 04:00 PM

Identification of rare/obsolete parts
 
Hi Tim,

thanks for prompt reply.

In this case as it could be a passive device, I will try to
find the pinout by a ohm meter.

Bye

Markus



Tim Shoppa schrieb:
Markus Wolfgart wrote:
PE-65101-001 Puls Eng. DIL WB 16 DC/DC Converter ??


This maker (and others) do broadband transformers in DIL packages.

Some of these (especially those used in twisted pair/Ethernet) very
commonly show up on the surplus market.

It would be interesting to repurpose them for ham use (e.g. the 88mH
toroids from the NA Bell system in the mid-20th century.)

Tim.



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