A monitor back light supply has a bjt with the marking: C5706. Mouser has an ON bjt, number 2SC5706. Can I assume that they're the same?
Thanks, Bob
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Sanity check - transistor id
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C5706 == 2sc5706, yes.
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11 years ago
Yes.
It's common practice (has been for years), to drop the "2S" part on small devices.
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There are other series where they do the same thing.
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Right, like "D" = 2SDxxx. K = 2SKxxx, I think. (Don't remember how they handled 3SKxxx).
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KEC parts are common (Korean Electronic Components or something), which are KT-. Example: I've pulled some "C3206" from monitors before; these are:
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and so on. I don't know if all KEC parts are in funny packages, but this "TO-92L" at least is distinctive. If the 2S part doesn't turn up, or just doesn't look right, give this a try.
Tim
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BC547B marked as "C547B"
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I implied that.
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