Help locating transistor (?) or replacement

[Gary L. Woodruff]

Howdy all,
I am trying to track down a replacement for a transistor(?) with
the following #'s:

D829 (K)
6J2

I would like to replace it with one able to handle a higher current as I
am told they are a frequent replacement item in the circuit. Any info
would be helpful.

Thanks, Gary

 

[Michael A. Terrell]

"Gary L. Woodruff" wrote:

Howdy all,
I am trying to track down a replacement for a transistor(?) with
the following #'s:

D829 (K)
6J2

I would like to replace it with one able to handle a higher current as I
am told they are a frequent replacement item in the circuit. Any info
would be helpful.

Try adding '2S' to the front of that part number. Japanese
semiconductor manufacturers have omitted it form small plastic packages
(and some others) for over 30 years.

2SD829 is the base part number, the '(K)' is the beta group, and
'6J2' is the date or batch code.


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[legg]

On Sun, 27 Apr 2008 19:18:12 -0700, dplatt@radagast.org (Dave Platt)
wrote:

Howdy all,
I am trying to track down a replacement for a transistor(?) with
the following #'s:

D829 (K)
6J2

Try adding '2S' to the front of that part number. Japanese
semiconductor manufacturers have omitted it form small plastic packages
(and some others) for over 30 years.

2SD829 is the base part number, the '(K)' is the beta group, and
'6J2' is the date or batch code.

Perhaps it's this one?

http://www.datasheets.org.uk/pdf/3937549.pdf

If so, it's a fairly hefty NPN Darlington switch.

Some data sheet. Not even a mfr logo to claim responsibility.

RL

 

[Eeyore]

Dave Platt wrote:

legg <legg@nospam.magma.ca> wrote:

2SD829 is the base part number, the '(K)' is the beta group, and
'6J2' is the date or batch code.

Perhaps it's this one?

http://www.datasheets.org.uk/pdf/3937549.pdf

If so, it's a fairly hefty NPN Darlington switch.

Some data sheet. Not even a mfr logo to claim responsibility.

I suspect that the manufacturer name may be present, albeit in
Japanese.

It looks shockingly like a Sanken device. They do some oddball packages.

Graham

 

[Gary L. Woodruff]

Gary L. Woodruff wrote:

Howdy all,
I am trying to track down a replacement for a transistor(?) with the
following #'s:

D829 (K)
6J2

I would like to replace it with one able to handle a higher current as I
am told they are a frequent replacement item in the circuit. Any info
would be helpful.

Thanks, Gary

Thanks, This is indeed the critter. I a hoping to find any common
replacement that is a little more hardy that will sub.

Thanks again!

Gary

 

[Allen]

On Apr 29, 3:53 am, Eeyore <rabbitsfriendsandrelati...@hotmail.com>
wrote:

Dave Platt wrote:
legg  <l...@nospam.magma.ca> wrote:

  2SD829 is the base part number, the '(K)' is the beta group, and
'6J2' is the date or batch code.

Perhaps it's this one?

http://www.datasheets.org.uk/pdf/3937549.pdf

If so, it's a fairly hefty NPN Darlington switch.

Some data sheet. Not even a mfr logo to claim responsibility.

I suspect that the manufacturer name may be present, albeit in
Japanese.

It looks shockingly like a Sanken device. They do some oddball packages.

Graham- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -

No, It is Hitachi actually.

Allen