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Default One for the electronics dabblers

Having used 3055 type bipolar transistors for years with all manner of
prefixes and suffixes in either TO3 or TO220 packages, I opened up
something to repair today to find a MTP3055E inside and behaving strangely.

Turns out it is an N channel Mosfet! GRRR!

http://www.sycelectronica.com.ar/sem...s/MTP3055E.pdf

Of all the numbers they could have given it why choose 3055 that so
widely known for being a bipolar power transistor.

Moral: Don't assume anything!
 
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