NEC C4328 LIYS and D1474

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Peter Easthope

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The DeskJet power boards I mentioned on July 2 each has a three pin component which appears to be a transistor. One is a TO-220 case marked NEC C4328 LIYS. The other is a TO-220F case marked with a stylized M and D1474. Neither is mentioned in any of the old data books here and Google failed to find a datasheet. Any ideas about them.

Thanks, ... Peter E.
 
Peter Easthope <peasthope@shaw.ca> wrote in message
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The DeskJet power boards I mentioned on July 2 each has a three pin
component which appears to be a transistor. One is a TO-220 case marked NEC
C4328 LIYS. The other is a TO-220F case marked with a stylized M and D1474.
Neither is mentioned in any of the old data books here and Google failed to
find a datasheet. Any ideas about them.

Thanks, ... Peter E.


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2S prefixes
 
The DeskJet power boards I mentioned on July 2 each has a three pin
component which appears to be a transistor. One is a TO-220 case marked NEC
C4328 LIYS. The other is a TO-220F case marked with a stylized M and D1474.
Neither is mentioned in any of the old data books here and Google failed to
find a datasheet. Any ideas about them.
They are probably 2SC4328 and 2SD1474 - it is common convention for
Japanese transistors to omit the "2S" prefix.

2SC4328 - NPN, 5 amp, 30 watt, 100 or 150 volts (substitution list is
ambiguous), 120 MHz, low saturation voltage (under .5 volts).

2SD1474 - NPN, 6 amps, 40 watts, 60 volts, high hFE (min 300, max
2000), 30 MHz.


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On Thursday, August 2, 2012 10:41:22 AM UTC-7, Dave Platt wrote:
They are probably 2SC4328 and 2SD1474 - it is common convention for
Japanese transistors to omit the "2S" prefix.
Thanks. That will help. The DeskJets are due for attention again,
... Peter E.
 

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