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We give the pinout of common bipolar and field-effect transistors. The sizes of transistors are shown conditionally.

The types of pnp bipolar and p-channel field-effect transistors are given in the right columns of each row.

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Bipolar and field effect transistors. Reference data

Author: A. Kupich, Selidovo; Publication: cxem.net

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