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HISTORIC TRANSISTOR HOBBYIST SUPPLIES!
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Authentic
Supplies for the Transistor Historian and Kit Builder.
Available
Only from the TransistorMuseum™
All
Transistors Tested
Before
Shipment.
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Historical Background
In 1954, Texas Instruments announced the commercial
availability of silicon grown junction transistors. This was an industry first and marked
the beginning of TI’s rapid expansion as a semiconductor giant. These initial silicon transistors were
very crude, almost handmade grown junction devices, and were labeled as
types 903, 904, 905 and X15. TI
sold large quantities of these early silicon transistors at high prices to
the military, taking advantage of the superior operating temperature range
of silicon compared to germanium. Early devices sold for over $100
each! TI sold this historic
product line (with updated part numbers) well into the 1970s. Beginning
in the late 1950s, several of the 900 series devices were relabeled with
the standard JEDEC “2N” sequence, so that the 903 was updated as the 2N1149
and the 904 became the 2N1150. Due
to the popularity and widespread use of these early silicon transistors, several
of the types were manufactured by “second source” suppliers. For example, in
the mid 1960s, National Semiconductor developed and sold the 2N1150 (in a
black plastic case).
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Your 2N1149/50 Transistor
Order Will be Supplied in the Storage/Display Envelope Shown Above, which
Includes an Insert with Historical Description
And a Schematic.
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2N1149/2N1150 TRANSISTORS
Vintage Silicon NPN
Grown Junction Transistors
Vintage
1950s –1970s
Use:
Military/Industrial
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Your TransistorMuseum™ 2N1149/2N1150
Order Will Contain:
Two
Tested Transistors
(Style Shown Above)
Hobbyist
Insert Depicting the Historical Importance of these Classic Transistors,
Includes a Schematic and a Discussion of the History and Development of
These Unique Devices
A
TransistorMuseum™ Classic
Semiconductor
Storage
and Display Envelope
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ORDER NOW
$10 per Package (Two Transistors)
Includes
Shipping Within U.S.
Email
me at
transistormuseum@aol.com
To
Determine Payments Options
(Paypal
or Check)
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By Jack Ward
All Rights
Reserved.
http://www.transistormuseum.com
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