Yeah, Chinese milspec . . .Maybe the HG2879C are mil spec?
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Military Spec 2SC2879
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Yes, photocopied from the Motorola and Toshiba Datasheets - directly...
Just the Whiteout done to the Logos were changed to protect the innocent...
Just the Whiteout done to the Logos were changed to protect the innocent...
Mil spec generally indicates a couple of details not part of a component's "industrial" grade specs.
Testing, to start. Adds labor, and thus cost. Will be indicated by a numeric code for that testing spec.
Operating-temperature range. MIl spec will be a wider range of cold to hot over which the part is guaranteed to still perform.
This is generally achieved by batch-testing what comes off the production line and sending the parts that flunk to the "industrial-spec" bin. Again, added labor and cost.
Never knew a component source who would conceal this kind of official qualification.
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Testing, to start. Adds labor, and thus cost. Will be indicated by a numeric code for that testing spec.
Operating-temperature range. MIl spec will be a wider range of cold to hot over which the part is guaranteed to still perform.
This is generally achieved by batch-testing what comes off the production line and sending the parts that flunk to the "industrial-spec" bin. Again, added labor and cost.
Never knew a component source who would conceal this kind of official qualification.
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There's even a listing on ebay now for hg transistors american made. Hahahaha, huh?
"Mil-Spec" sounds impressive ......until you've been in the military and had to use it.
Never forget. "Mil-spec" also means "low bidder".
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