Identify transistor H669A
 

Hi,

can anyone identify this transistor?
Marked H
669A




Its in a To 126 size all plastic package but a fair bit thicker, one I have
not seen before. (why?)
Its an NPN with lead out BCE. Its directly on the heatsink of a power amp
in series with a thermistor, so is either part of the bias circuitry or
temperature sense. I don't have a schematic.



Cheers,



Gareth.

Identify transistor H669A
 

Gareth Magennis wrote in message
...
Hi,

can anyone identify this transistor?
Marked H
669A




Its in a To 126 size all plastic package but a fair bit thicker, one I
have
not seen before. (why?)
Its an NPN with lead out BCE. Its directly on the heatsink of a power amp
in series with a thermistor, so is either part of the bias circuitry or
temperature sense. I don't have a schematic.



Cheers,



Gareth.




180 volt 2SD669A with reversed pinning ?
NPN and TO126 but ECB


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Identify transistor H669A
 

"N_Cook" wrote in message
...
Gareth Magennis wrote in message
...
Hi,

can anyone identify this transistor?
Marked H
669A




Its in a To 126 size all plastic package but a fair bit thicker, one I
have
not seen before. (why?)
Its an NPN with lead out BCE. Its directly on the heatsink of a power
amp
in series with a thermistor, so is either part of the bias circuitry or
temperature sense. I don't have a schematic.



Cheers,



Gareth.




180 volt 2SD669A with reversed pinning ?
NPN and TO126 but ECB



Ah, just realised that the legend is actually on the back of the device - it
was mounted legend side to the heatsink, and on closer inspection the pins
are closest to the legend side, so it looks like you might well be correct.


It is a peculiar package, one I haven't seen before. (This is from a cheap
Chinese no name power amplifier, so maybe this is a Chinese part?).



Thanks,



Gareth.

Identify transistor H669A
 

Gareth Magennis wrote:
Hi,

can anyone identify this transistor?
Marked H
669A




Its in a To 126 size all plastic package but a fair bit thicker, one I have
not seen before. (why?)
Its an NPN with lead out BCE. Its directly on the heatsink of a power amp
in series with a thermistor, so is either part of the bias circuitry or
temperature sense. I don't have a schematic.



Cheers,



Gareth.


2SD669A?

Identify transistor H669A
 

Gareth Magennis wrote:
Hi,

can anyone identify this transistor?
Marked H
669A




Its in a To 126 size all plastic package but a fair bit thicker, one I have
not seen before. (why?)
Its an NPN with lead out BCE. Its directly on the heatsink of a power amp
in series with a thermistor, so is either part of the bias circuitry or
temperature sense. I don't have a schematic.



Cheers,



Gareth.


http://www.datasheetcatalog.com/data.../2SD669A.shtml

Identify transistor H669A
 

On Mon, 3 Nov 2008 12:45:53 -0000, "Gareth Magennis"
put finger to keyboard and composed:

can anyone identify this transistor?
Marked H
669A

http://www.dayan.com.cn/Datasheet/Hu...o126/H669A.pdf

- Franc Zabkar
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Please remove one 'i' from my address when replying by email.

Identify transistor H669A
 

Gareth Magennis wrote:
"N_Cook" wrote in message
...
Gareth Magennis wrote in message
...
Hi,

can anyone identify this transistor?
Marked H
669A




Its in a To 126 size all plastic package but a fair bit thicker, one I
have
not seen before. (why?)
Its an NPN with lead out BCE. Its directly on the heatsink of a power
amp
in series with a thermistor, so is either part of the bias circuitry or
temperature sense. I don't have a schematic.



Cheers,



Gareth.



180 volt 2SD669A with reversed pinning ?
NPN and TO126 but ECB



Ah, just realised that the legend is actually on the back of the device - it
was mounted legend side to the heatsink, and on closer inspection the pins
are closest to the legend side, so it looks like you might well be correct.


It is a peculiar package, one I haven't seen before. (This is from a cheap
Chinese no name power amplifier, so maybe this is a Chinese part?).



Thanks,



Gareth.




I think you will find Hitachi are Japanese.

Identify transistor H669A
 

"Franc Zabkar" wrote in message
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On Mon, 3 Nov 2008 12:45:53 -0000, "Gareth Magennis"
put finger to keyboard and composed:

can anyone identify this transistor?
Marked H
669A

http://www.dayan.com.cn/Datasheet/Hu...o126/H669A.pdf

- Franc Zabkar
--





Frank, that is the one.



Thanks,



Gareth.

Identify transistor H669A
 

"Archon" wrote in message
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Gareth Magennis wrote:
"N_Cook" wrote in message
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Gareth Magennis wrote in message
...
Hi,

can anyone identify this transistor?
Marked H
669A




Its in a To 126 size all plastic package but a fair bit thicker, one I
have
not seen before. (why?)
Its an NPN with lead out BCE. Its directly on the heatsink of a power
amp
in series with a thermistor, so is either part of the bias circuitry or
temperature sense. I don't have a schematic.



Cheers,



Gareth.



180 volt 2SD669A with reversed pinning ?
NPN and TO126 but ECB



Ah, just realised that the legend is actually on the back of the device -
it was mounted legend side to the heatsink, and on closer inspection the
pins are closest to the legend side, so it looks like you might well be
correct.


It is a peculiar package, one I haven't seen before. (This is from a
cheap Chinese no name power amplifier, so maybe this is a Chinese part?).



Thanks,



Gareth.




I think you will find Hitachi are Japanese.




Frank gets first prize, its a Chinese 2SD669A :)





Gareth.

Identify transistor H669A
 

Gareth Magennis wrote:
"Archon" wrote in message
. ..
Gareth Magennis wrote:
"N_Cook" wrote in message
...
Gareth Magennis wrote in message
...
Hi,

can anyone identify this transistor?
Marked H
669A




Its in a To 126 size all plastic package but a fair bit thicker, one I
have
not seen before. (why?)
Its an NPN with lead out BCE. Its directly on the heatsink of a power
amp
in series with a thermistor, so is either part of the bias circuitry or
temperature sense. I don't have a schematic.



Cheers,



Gareth.


180 volt 2SD669A with reversed pinning ?
NPN and TO126 but ECB


Ah, just realised that the legend is actually on the back of the device -
it was mounted legend side to the heatsink, and on closer inspection the
pins are closest to the legend side, so it looks like you might well be
correct.


It is a peculiar package, one I haven't seen before. (This is from a
cheap Chinese no name power amplifier, so maybe this is a Chinese part?).



Thanks,



Gareth.




I think you will find Hitachi are Japanese.




Frank gets first prize, its a Chinese 2SD669A :)





Gareth.


Let me know when you source a Chinese one that works then, I'll stick
with Hitachi thanks. Surprised they even bothered to put numbers on it.