John.I certainly appreciate any spice models, however, why not include Not all LTSpice models are for new designs. I substituted 2N2222 because I couldn'tįind models for the 2N3391. On eBay theyĪre still going for almost $1000. I'm not sure how long before that they were produced. ItsĪn IRD Mechanalysis Model 320 Vibration Selector. I have an old piece of equipment that I'd like to better understand. Here's an example of why to include old transistor models. I cannot say whether there were a, b, c, gain selected versions for these devices as they are not shown on the detailed data sheets that I have for these devices. In addition, hal8000b, you have included the BC147 on the list which I believe is a repackaged version of the BC107, but not the BC148 and BC149 which are the repackaged versions of the BC108 and BC109 respectively. Then they too could be added to hal8000b's list. If there is someone out there that has the skill to turn that data into realistic SPICE models I will put them up for viewing. If anyone is interested I have the original comprehensive Mullard (Philips) data sheets from 1968/9 scanned for the BF194, BF195 (and also for the BF196 and BF197 - not to mention the BC157, BC158 and BC159 the SPICE models of which are eluding everyone) So those could also be added to the list. I have checked their specs against the original data sheets I have for the BF194,5 and as far as I can compare they are the same for all the common parameters. If you have models (simplified) for the BF494 and BF495, I believe they are the same devices as BF194 and BF195. The list now includes, 2N1711 2N3391, BD911 BD912 and simplified models I'd also like to point out that Bordodynov also sent me a large file containing many other Russian and German transistors, which are included in the updated list. I have placed in /TEMP models some transistor, which You have not found. ~/.wine/drive_c/Program Files/LTC/LTspiceIV/lib/cmp
#2sa1617 transistor cross reference download
To use this simply download standard.bjt and place this in your components folder and overwrite the existing folder.Ĭ:\Program Files\LTC\LTspiceIV\lib\cmpįor linux users this will most likely be:. If anyone has these files I will include them.
#2sa1617 transistor cross reference full
The full list is order is in the text file models.txt 2SC5200 is the new name for 2SC3281 and 2SA1943 new name for 2SA1302 also included. These are Toshiba models and listed as Q2SA1015 and Q2SC1815. I have however found 2SA1015 and 2SC1815. Unfortunately, I've not been able to find all requested. These are taken from the various spice links Helmut provided and various other resources on the internet. The library includes modles from LTspiceIV and all other contributors models and now contains 579 models. It is listed in the files/lib/cmp directory under Updated_BJT_Models :. Subject: Increasing Standard BJT Library - Any Model Requests ? (jrr-at-flippers-dot-com for those who do not have their browser set to open their email client)Īll information on this site is Copyright (©) 1997 through 2023 by John's Jukes Ltd.Is it too late to add the Toshiba 2SC1815 / 2SA1015 pair? Seeburg # Industry # NTE/ECG/TCG # (click here for other subs for the ECG #s) Transistor Part number cross reference (from Ryan's Vending in Canada): It is 16mb in size, but very handy to have! Now I have scanned the HAB Seeburg cross reference and it contains info on the original specificationsįor the Seeburg semiconductors. Note: We DO NOT STOCK THESE TRANSISTORS - THIS IS A PUBLIC SERVICE ONLY NOTE: The #12 and the #19 lamps, although the same shape and size, are NOT interchangeable (without modifying the circuit)! The #15 lamp though should NOT be used in places where the #12 lamp is used, even though the slightly lower voltage is OK, the #15 lamp’s glass bulb is that much bigger (3 mm) than the #12 lamp’s glass bulb, and a #15 lamp often has to be forced into the #12 lamp’s spot! NASTY JOB TO DO IN THE FIRST PLACE, AND CAN BE NASTY TO FIX AFTER THE EVENT!
NOTE: Although the 7 volt #15 lamp is visibly fairly similar to the 6.3 volts #12 lamp, the glass bulb is distinctly larger on the #15 lamp and that allows for a much larger coiled filament to be used in the #15 lamp, and therefore, all things being equal, the #15 lamp will burn much brighter than a #12 lamp if both operate on the same voltage. Seeburg bulb cross-reference:(bulb info thanks to Erwin Boot!)
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