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??? 06/21/01 06:32 Read: times	#12681 - RE: Unusual transistor problem.
	Hi Martin, this was really an unusual approach. Any engineer goes the opposite way: First he calculate the maximum power dissipation and then he select the transistor. Why you not download the data sheet of your transistor ? Please watch, also any other parameter must meet the specification (voltage, current, ...). A typical low power transistor, the 2N2222: 30V, 800mA, 500mW Peter

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Have gone up to a 100 Watt transistor              01/01/70 00:00

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Have gone up to a 100 Watt transistor		01/01/70 00:00