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Question!!!

:p ummm....does anyone know where I can find the data sheet for the triac 40502? I need to know its specs so that I can buy an alternative for the light dimmer. I'm from the Philippines and I think theres no available component like that here in our country unless i buy it on the net which I actually prevent myself from doing.

Can anyone help me? I really need for someone's reply ASAP!
please email here at yotaro52789@yahoo.com.

thank you!!!:) :D
 
Wow another, interesting old thread bumped, this time by a totally off-topic post.

eblc1388 said:
While I myself use both, zigzag in hand drafting and box in schematic capture, this is what the authors of AOE said:

**broken link removed**



Takes your pick.

I think the square boxes are better because they are easier to draw can't be confused with inductors.


I prefer the US way of drawing polarised capacitors though, a straight line on top of a curved line is much easier to draw than a thin shaded rectangle on top of a non-shaded rectangle.
 
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