SilverDog IGSL - TGSL Coils
I agree entirely.
Could actually be better, in the configuration they are used in, it effectively gives an even finer adjustment. In some other positions, the correct values are more important, but not those two.
Mine were all pushed into the relevant chip sockets, far more work of course. When I send chips, either I cover a bit of Styro-foam with Aluminum (Aluminium for Brits!) foil, or use the correct anti-static foam....
If you read the TGSL docs, it shows how you can either use non-polarized ones, or two polarized ones "back to back", a method that was new to me too, but far cheaper than the non-Polarized ones I believe....even though you need twice as many....
Getting the relevant data sheet makes the 2N2907 easy to insert, I can send you a picture and a data sheet if you want of it installed, if that would help?
Same for the BD140. But do count the pins "from the front", that is, not the side where the exposed metal is seen for a heat sink. Again I can send both the data sheets and pictures of my PCB to show orientation if you wish.....you must of course get it right and we always help each other.....
Agreed, SilverDog is very well organized and accurate. ('cos his name is Andy too!!!
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Regards
Andy
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Same for the BD140. But do count the pins "from the front", that is, not the side where the exposed metal is seen for a heat sink. Again I can send both the data sheets and pictures of my PCB to show orientation if you wish.....you must of course get it right and we always help each other.....

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Regards
Andy
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