2N2614= MP40A?
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? 2N2614= MP40A?
20.Sep.17 18:27
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The MP40A is supposed to be an analog with transistor OC70 Can the MP40A be used to replace a 2N2614?
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2N2614= MP40A?
20.Sep.17 21:30
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Dear Omer,
the 2N2614 is designed for a max voltage of Vce = -40 V, OC70 = -30 V, mp40a = -20 V.
Because we don't know the existing voltages at the collectors of the 2N2614's in the relevant model / schematic, I can't recommend this replacement. The gain (hfe) also differs, so a Japanese type like 2SB75A, 2SB77A, 2SB178A will be more suitable.
If a max voltage of -30 V will be sufficient, the AC122 may be a good choice, please take a look here, a really satisfying offer.
Good luck,
Günther
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