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  • #31
    Fine, I hope you enjoy your scope soon.

    Possible replacement: BFR96, BFR96H, BFR96T, BFR96S, 2n5852, 2SC1803, 2SC1949


    LT4403

    Bipolar NPN UHF-Microwave Transisitor
    TRW, Inc.
    V(BR)CBO (V)=30
    I(C) Abs.(A) Collector Current=70m
    Noise Figure Max. (dB)=1.7
    @I(C) (A) (Test Condition)=10m
    @V(CE) (V) (Test Condition)=8.0
    @Freq. (Hz) (Test Condition)=500M
    Semiconductor Material=Silicon
    Status=Discontinued
    Package=Micro-X
    Military=N

    BFR96


    Type Designator: BFR96
    Material of transistor: Si
    Polarity: npn
    Maximum collector power dissipation (Pc): 500mW
    Maximum collector-base voltage (Ucb): 20V
    Maximum collector-emitter voltage (Uce): 15V
    Maximum emitter-base voltage (Ueb):
    Maximum collector current (Ic max): 150mA
    Maximum junction temperature (Tj): 175°C
    Transition frequency (ft): 5GHz
    Collector capacitance (Cc), Pf:
    Forward current transfer ratio (hFE), min/max: 30MIN
    Manufacturer of BFR96 transistor: PHILIPS
    Package of BFR96 transistor: TO51
    Application: Small Signal

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    • #32
      Hi Wm6, i have only found the below transistors on some old UHF Transceiver boards, not the exact replacement, but thought to post for you to have a look and see what you think?

      Both the BFR90 and BFW92 are UHF transistors (NPN).

      Cheers
      Attached Files

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      • #33
        Forgot to mention, same package type to the original OEM.

        Cheers Sido

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        • #34
          Originally posted by sido View Post
          Hi Wm6, i have only found the below transistors on some old UHF Transceiver boards, not the exact replacement, but thought to post for you to have a look and see what you think?

          Both the BFR90 and BFW92 are UHF transistors (NPN).

          Cheers
          You can try with one of those too, check twice for correct pin connection before solder.


          BFR90


          Type Designator: BFR90
          Material of transistor: Si
          Polarity: npn
          Maximum collector power dissipation (Pc): 180mW
          Maximum collector-base voltage (Ucb): 20V
          Maximum collector-emitter voltage (Uce): 15V
          Maximum emitter-base voltage (Ueb): 2V
          Maximum collector current (Ic max): 25mA
          Maximum junction temperature (Tj): 150°C
          Transition frequency (ft): 3GHz
          Collector capacitance (Cc), Pf: 0.8
          Forward current transfer ratio (hFE), min/max: 25MIN
          Manufacturer of BFR90 transistor: PHILIPS
          Package of BFR90 transistor: TO51
          Application: Low Power, Switching


          BFW92


          Type Designator: BFW92
          Material of transistor: Si
          Polarity: npn
          Maximum collector power dissipation (Pc): 130mW
          Maximum collector-base voltage (Ucb): 25V
          Maximum collector-emitter voltage (Uce): 15V
          Maximum emitter-base voltage (Ueb): 2V
          Maximum collector current (Ic max): 25mA
          Maximum junction temperature (Tj): 125°C
          Transition frequency (ft): 700MHz
          Collector capacitance (Cc), Pf: 1
          Forward current transfer ratio (hFE), min/max: 20/150
          Manufacturer of BFW92 transistor: PHILIPS
          Package of BFW92 transistor: TO51
          Application: UHF, Low Power

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          • #35
            Will do so Wm6. I have downloaded the datasheets for the two now. Will look at them tomorrow and use what seems close to the original specs if i cannot find the BFR96.

            I am sure i have the BFR96, just cannot remember where?

            Talk to you soon.

            Cheers Sido

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