marking.
it.
at 100 mA. "Rebranding" (usually surplus or scrap) of all kinds of common parts has been going on for ages (at least 20 years).
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Rebranded transistors?
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On a sunny day (Fri, 19 Feb 2010 12:03:00 +1100) it happened "Phil Allison" wrote in :
Not that I want to trigger one of your rants, but other's posters sort of contradict the 'C' for Conrad :-)
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Please see the PDF document from this location:
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Quoted from the table on page 3:
Type number: BC547C Marking code: C547C
Also an additional information:
W: made in China
Hopefully this will clear your doubts.
Piotr
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On a sunny day (Fri, 19 Feb 2010 14:03:52 +0100) it happened Piotr Piatek wrote in :
Absolutely fantastic! Thank you very much!
And only in China could they thave somebody spray-paint each transistor LOL. I suspected that much :-)
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'Motorola' or whatever.
At one time it was used by Workman Electronics for their replacement line of semiconductors at a time when dozens of small companies hoped to replace the Sylvania - ECG line as the top seller.
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'Motorola' or whatever.
You don't think a fraudster would rip off a trademark?
alorotoM?
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'Motorola' or whatever.
But this was probably in the days of Ge-transistor, the Beetles, duck and cover, long hair and Hippie buses :-)
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'Motorola' or whatever.
No, the US had silicon transistors by then.
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