Nowaday, it is difficult to find BUX84, BUX85. Any expert here know why. Is it being replaced by other series of NPN transistors.
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18 years ago
BUX84,85
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18 years ago
I find the BUX84/85 (Si-NPN, 800V/1000V, 2A, 40W, TO-220) to be available in general. But you may probably substitute the 2SC3150 (900V, 3A, 40W, TO-220) or the BUT11A (1000V, 5A, 100W, TO-220).
Martin.
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18 years ago
Hi !
We do have penty of stock of both the Phlips BUX84 & BUX85.
You are welcome to purchased from us .
Thanks !
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18 years ago
The Philips website said it's in full production.
Maybe the reason why it's more difficult to find is because the Japanese equivalents which are more commonly used in consumer electronics are much more common and readily available, so distribs don't stock the BUX line, and just wait until a buyer wants thousands and then orders them. Mouser shows 652-BUX84 isn't stocked but you can order 2000 at $.54 each, or buy the NTE equiv at 4 times the price. :-(