OLD COMPONENTS

[sepand]

HI DOESE ANY ONE NOE OF A REALLY GOOD WEBSITE WHICH SELLS OLD TRANSISTORES WHICH HAVE BEEN DISCONTINIUED IN THE U.K.
I REALLY NEED TO GET THESE COMPONENTS IF ANY ONE CAN HELP ME

FOR EXAMPLE ONE OF THE COMPONENTS IS BDW84D WHICH I THINK IS A DRALINGTONE TRANSISTORE OR SOME THING.
I WOULD BE RALLY GRATE FULL FOR SOME HELP.
THANKS FROM SEPAND

 

[Russlk]

Darlington transistor?

Why do you think it is a darlington? Tell us something about the circuit, perhaps we can suggest a replacement. What is the package, TO-92, TO-220, TO-3, or some other? What kind of circuit? Can you estimate the current and voltage that it handles? Have you done a Google search for the original part number?

 

[sepand]

hi its a hundred watt amplifiere and i have done loads of searches on google.

look at the picture of the circuite diagram.
its Q1 and Q9 that i think are the darlington and the part number is BDW84D AND BDW83C
and also i need BD830 which is Q10 and BD829 which is Q2
thanks alot for your help

 

[Roff]

Sepand, have you tried to view the schematic you posted? You need to post a version that we can read.

 

[sepand]

i dont understand what you mean can you please tell me what you mean
thanks from sepand

 

[Roff]

i dont understand what you mean can you please tell me what you mean
thanks from sepand

I mean that when I view the schematic with any program I have which will open a .GIF file, the resolution is too poor to read the text on the schematic.

 

[Russlk]

I can't read the schematic either. I don't understand why you had a problem with Google, I found the data sheets right away. The BD830, 829 are discontinued parts. STMicroelectronics makes the BDW84d and BDW83C but Digi-Key does not stock them. Possible substitutes are: BDW83C (NPN darlington): TIP142TU
BDW84D (PNP darlington): TIP147TU
The 2SA1674 (PNP) and 2SC4391 (NPN) are similar to the BD part with the tab cut off.
These parts are available from Digi-Key. www.digikey.com

 

[Deagol_the_Dead]

Good site, and in the UK too!

BDW84D about 3/4ths down this page

http://www.dialelec.com/289.html