[?] Looking for data sheet on Siliconix J-FET's

Sep 05, 2012 5 Replies
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I have a number of Siliconix J-FETs type E310 and E430 (dual) in my spares box and despite Googling to try and find data sheets for them, the only ones that keep appearing are for the J310 or U310 which are, I believe, electrically similar devices.



Just wondering if anyone in this NG happens to have a copy of the ORIGINAL Siliconix data sheet for the E310 and E430 devices which they could copy and forward to me?



Alternatively, can someone tell me the pin-outs for the devices that I have - the E310 package is not in TO92 like the J310 but a rather different round ceramic one. The E430 is also ceramic but of larger diameter with six pins.



Many TIA - Dave.



David C.Chapman - (dcchapman@minda.co.uk) --------------------------------------------------------------------------
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Don't have, but used to talk directly to them. I think now Vishay owns them, right? Try a local Rep who has interest in keeping you happy.

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The ceramic/epoxy versions are intended for direct sub in economy commercial circuits, using the same die. The flat detail on the side corresponds to the tab on a metal can version.

The epoxy/ceramic parts were discontinued before 1982.

RL

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David Chapman schrieb:

Hi Dave,

I've found data and outlines for E 310 in National Semiconductor's Transistor Data Book 1974.

Here

you can download a scan.

HTH

Reinhard

BTW: Could you imagine to sell one or two of your E 430s?

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In article , Reinhard Zwirner writes

Hi Reinhart. Many thanks for that useful information. I'll e-mail you directly regarding the E430s.

ATB - Dave.

David C.Chapman - (dcchapman@minda.co.uk) --------------------------------------------------------------------------
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In article , legg writes

Many thanks for clarifying the origins. Much appreciated.

David C.Chapman - (dcchapman@minda.co.uk) --------------------------------------------------------------------------
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