2N1711 transistor replacement

Is there some compatible transistor that I can use to replace 2N1711 ...

2N1711 I can't find, so...
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Ante Maljkovic
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That's because it's an ancient transistor.

If you need this to build some circuit found somewhere, make sure the rest of the parts are available.

Michael

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Michael Black

I need this to repair some old welding device... It's about 10 years old...

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Ante Maljkovic

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Graham

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Eeyore

It's still in production and not hard to find.

See findchips.com for some sources... since Newark has it, you should be able to get it from Farnell in Europe.

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David DiGiacomo

Easily 40.

Graham

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Eeyore

This is the info I have on it:

2N1711 Si NPN 50V 3W 1A 70MHz, GP Amp, TO-39

It shouldn't be too hard to find a substitute, such as a 2N2219A or 2N3053.

David, VA3DKS

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David Snowdon

They have lower voltage ratings.

Graham

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Eeyore

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What about 2N3019. This one should be OK.

Allen

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Allen

On Tue, 15 Apr 2008 21:49:39 -0400, David Snowdon put finger to keyboard and composed:

My vrt databook says ...

2N1711(S) Si-N, general purpose, 75V, 0.5A, 0.8W, >70MHz = BC140, BC141, BC300, BC301, 2N1990

2N1711A,L (2N1711: 1A, 1W) = BC140, BC141, 2N1990, 2N2102, 2N2405

2N1711B (2N1711: 120V, 1A, 1W) = 2N2102, 2N2405, 2N3019

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Franc Zabkar

On Wed, 16 Apr 2008 18:00:34 +1000, Franc Zabkar put finger to keyboard and composed:

My Towers 2N1711 TO5, 75V, 0.6A, 175C, 0.8W, 70MHz, Hfe = 100 min @ 150mA = BFY50, 2N2297

2N1711A TO5, 75V, 1A, 175C, 1W, 70MHz, Hfe = 100 min @ 150mA = BFY50, 2N2297 2N1711B TO5, 120V, 2A, 175C, 1W, 70MHz, Hfe = 20 min @ 100uA = BF257, 2N1990 2N1711S TO39, 75V, 1A, 175C, 0.8W, 70MHz, Hfe = 100 min @ 150mA = BFY50, 2N2297 2N1711/46 TO46, 75V, 0.5A, 175C, 0.5W, 70MHz, Hfe = 100 min @ 150mA = BFY50, 2N2297

- Franc Zabkar

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Franc Zabkar

I've not met that one before. Looks promising. May not be any easier to source of course !

Graham

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Eeyore

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Looks like I need to update my database !!

David, VA3DKS

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David Snowdon

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I have about 20-30 pieces (used) from Ericsson PBX equipment cards. Yes it is also available at eBay UK.

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Allen

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Allen

I have about 20-30 pieces (used) from Ericsson PBX equipment cards. Yes it is also available at eBay UK.

Website:

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Allen

For Ante:

be aware that they may have been removed to gain access to the heatsink they had. This would have been required if they were dissipating any higher amount of power. The heatsink may have been a finned 'hat' or a large hollow bolt with a threaded part to attach to an external h/s plate.

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