Anybody knows a replacement for a MSPS5384 transistor. It's from an old
Tandberg amp. Or at least, does anybody have any info about it?

Already searched digchip, findchip, google etc....

"Murbolt" wrote in message
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Anybody knows a replacement for a MSPS5384 transistor. It's from an old
Tandberg amp. Or at least, does anybody have any info about it?

Already searched digchip, findchip, google etc....



What's it used for in the amp? It's possible that it's not critical so you
could sub something in easily. Also are there any more of them in the
circuit anywhere? In a pinch you could remove a good one for testing, a DMM
with diode check will easily identify whether it's NPN or PNP, and it's not
hard to build a circuit with a few resistors to measure the gain.

"Murbolt" bravely wrote to "All" (21 Dec 04 15:30:02)
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Mu From: "Murbolt"

Mu Anybody knows a replacement for a MSPS5384 transistor. It's from an
Mu old Tandberg amp. Or at least, does anybody have any info about it?

Mu Already searched digchip, findchip, google etc....


Have you tried looking for SPS5384 instead as someone here replied?

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.... Transistor: The sister that used to be your brother.

Yes, Thanks! SPS5384 gave results. Found someone with the same problem at
http://www.ee-one.com/new-4477134-4294.html Here TIP31C was used instead,
I'll try it.... or just test several similar ones...

Murbolt

"Asimov" skrev i melding
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"Murbolt" bravely wrote to "All" (21 Dec 04 15:30:02)
--- on the heady topic of "Replacement for MSPS5384......still
searching.."

Mu From: "Murbolt"

Mu Anybody knows a replacement for a MSPS5384 transistor. It's from an
Mu old Tandberg amp. Or at least, does anybody have any info about it?

Mu Already searched digchip, findchip, google etc....


Have you tried looking for SPS5384 instead as someone here replied?

A*s*i*m*o*v

... Transistor: The sister that used to be your brother.

That was me...

Asimov wrote:


Have you tried looking for SPS5384 instead as someone here replied?

"klasspappa[remove]" bravely wrote to "All" (22 Dec 04 20:38:12)
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kl From: "klasspappa[remove]"

kl That was me...

kl Asimov wrote:
Have you tried looking for SPS5384 instead as someone here replied?


It would seem the original query missed your reply. I noticed that
sometimes replies have a way of getting deleted too soon or something.
No idea why but maybe his isp skipped that one...

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