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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
General Electric was an
industry leader in germanium technology throughout the 1950s. The first GE junction transistors were
introduced in late 1953 (PNP alloy junction devices, labeled as
2N43/44/45). Within the next
couple of years, GE developed a variety of additional types, including the
grown junction 2N167, introduced in 1955.
This was a high reliability switching transistor and was used in
digital computers and by the military.
The 2N167 was very successful and continued to be manufactured by GE
for over a decade. The 2N167A was
introduced in 1960 as a mechanically “ruggedized” version of the 2N167. The
2N167/2N167A was also made available as a US Air Force (USAF) labeled
device.
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Your 2N167/2N167A
Transistor Order Will be Supplied in the Storage/Display Envelope Shown
Above, which Includes an Insert with Historical Description
and Schematic.
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2N167/2N167A TRANSISTOR
Germanium NPN
Grown Junction Transistor
Vintage 1950s – 1960s
Use: Computer/Military
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Your TransistorMuseum™ 2N167/2N167A
Order Will Contain:
One
Tested Transistor
(Style Shown Above)
Hobbyist
Insert Depicting the Historical Importance of this Classic Transistor,
Includes Two Schematics Using the 2N167 in Historic Computer Circuits
A
TransistorMuseum™ Classic
Semiconductor
Storage
and Display Envelope
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ORDER NOW
$10 per Package (One Transistor)
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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