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	2N2222 - General purpose Si-NPN transistor 60..75V 0.8A 0.5W 250MHz B>100	Introduction
2N3055 - general purpose power transistor 100V/15A/115W, old type in TO-3 metal case, still useful in linear power supplies	Introduction
2N3904 - General purpose Si-NPN 60V 0.1A 0.625W 250MHz B>100 TO-92 plastic case, look at pinout	Introduction
2N3905 General purpose Si-PNP 40V 0.2A 0.625W 200MHz B>100, TO-92 plastic case, look at pinout	Introduction
2N3906 - General purpose Si-PNP transistor	Introduction
BC327 - General purpose Si-PNP transistor 50V 0.8A 0.625W 100MHz TO-92 plastic case	Introduction
BC337 - General purpose Si-NPN transistor 50V 0.8A 0.625W 100MHz TO-92 plastic case	Introduction
BC547 - General purpose Si-NPN transistor 50V 0.1A 0.5W 300MHz TO-92 plastic case	Introduction
BC557 - General purpose Si-PNP transistor 50V 0.1A 0.5W 150MHz TO-92 plastic case	Introduction
MJ2955 - Complementary Silicon PNP Power Transistor 15A/60V/115W	Introduction
TIP31 NPN Epitaxial Silicon Power Transistor	Introduction
TIP41C Power transistor in TO220 case NPN 6A 100V	Introduction
Abridged Transistor Specifications	Introduction
A High Frequency Model for BJT	Introduction
BJT Configurations	Introduction
Consider IGBTs over power MOSFETs at frequencies to 100 kHz	Introduction
Coupling Circuits & Techniques	Introduction
ESP-SEMI	Introduction
Example Transistor Circuit	Introduction
How Transistors Work	Introduction
Kleinsignal Transistoren	Introduction
Transistor Biasing	Introduction
How a Transistor Works	Introduction
How Semiconductors are Made	Introduction
Martijn Beelen's Transistor Page	Introduction
ESP-SEMI	Introduction
PUT Complimentary Feedback Pair	Introduction
RF Power Transistors	Introduction
RF transistors meet wireless challenges	Introduction
Shortform Transistor Database	Introduction
The internal functioning of a transistor	Introduction
Transistor Cross Reference Database	Introduction
download the whole cross reference list file	Introduction
Pacific Semiconductor	Introduction
Transistor h and y Parameters	Introduction
Transistor Cross Reference Page	Introduction
Transistor History	Introduction
Transistor Pinouts	Introduction
Transistors	Introduction
Transistors of the future: Will diamonds be an engineer's best friend?	Introduction
Unijunction Transistors	Introduction
Why Bipolar?	Introduction
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