Data for japanese diodes and non-transistor devices?

[Chaos Master]

Where can I find data on japanese diodes and other Japanese devices? Transistors
are easy, just type 'japanese transistor data' on Google...

Any on-line cross-reference sites?

Getting replacements from NTE is near out of luck, as I am in Brazil.

Thanks!!!!

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[Watson A.Name \"Watt Sun]

Chaos Master wrote:

Where can I find data on japanese diodes and other Japanese devices? Transistors
are easy, just type 'japanese transistor data' on Google...

Any on-line cross-reference sites?

Getting replacements from NTE is near out of luck, as I am in Brazil.

Thanks!!!!

Most diodes break down into a few groups. There are rectifiers, signal
diodes, zeners, and germanium signal diodes, to name a few. If you like
NTE, well, one size fits all, so to speak. Like 1N914 or 1N4148 for
signal diodes, 1N4005 or similar for 1A rectifiers, and of course zeners
are whatever value of voltage you need. 1N4728 or upwards, I believe
for 1 watters. Just about any Ge diode could be replaced by a 1N270.



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[Jeff]

"Chaos Master" <wizard_of_yendor-SPAMTRAP@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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Where can I find data on japanese diodes and other Japanese devices?
Transistors
are easy, just type 'japanese transistor data' on Google...

Any on-line cross-reference sites?

Getting replacements from NTE is near out of luck, as I am in Brazil.

Thanks!!!!

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Chaos MasterŽ - Posting from Porto Alegre - Brazil.
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Japanise diode manual, transistor manual should be available, the sub manual
is poor choices in many cases.
Try MCM electronics.
Lots of fun figuring out the diode manual listings!
Jeff

 

[Chaos Master]

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Remover\"" <NOSPAM@dslextreme.com>]:

Most diodes break down into a few groups. There are rectifiers, signal
diodes, zeners, and germanium signal diodes, to name a few. If you like
NTE, well, one size fits all, so to speak. Like 1N914 or 1N4148 for
signal diodes, 1N4005 or similar for 1A rectifiers, and of course zeners
are whatever value of voltage you need. 1N4728 or upwards, I believe
for 1 watters. Just about any Ge diode could be replaced by a 1N270.

Thanks for the tip. Here in Brazil it's rather common to find stuff imported
from Japan (generally audio stuff, AFAIK) and parts are hard to come by.


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