Hi,
I have some transistors (i think) that I cannot identify.
They are labelled FFT0601 in a TO-72 metal can, 4 lead
The 1st F is bold and larger than the rest of the part number and I thought
that would indicate Fairchild.
I think it's a fet or dual gate fet or jfet
Cannot find it in any of the usual checks
Can anyone shed some light and provide a datasheet?
Thanks
Greg
jasen - 29 Jul 2006 11:18 GMT
> Hi,
> I have some transistors (i think) that I cannot identify.
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> The 1st F is bold and larger than the rest of the part number and I thought
> that would indicate Fairchild.
Could be Ferranti, although last time I saw their logo I remeber it to be
based around a diode, but google gets me a bold F.
> I think it's a fet or dual gate fet or jfet
your multimeter can answer that one.
> Cannot find it in any of the usual checks
sounds like ferranti :)
> Can anyone shed some light and provide a datasheet?
HTH.

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budgie - 29 Jul 2006 13:26 GMT
>Hi,
>I have some transistors (i think) that I cannot identify.
[quoted text clipped - 3 lines]
>The 1st F is bold and larger than the rest of the part number and I thought
>that would indicate Fairchild.
If it is upright, with serifs, then it is probably Fujitsu.
>I think it's a fet or dual gate fet or jfet
>
>Cannot find it in any of the usual checks
>
>Can anyone shed some light and provide a datasheet?
Franc Zabkar - 29 Jul 2006 23:26 GMT
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>Hi,
>I have some transistors (i think) that I cannot identify.
[quoted text clipped - 11 lines]
>Thanks
>Greg
It's an FT0601 Dual Gate N-Channel MOSFET.
This is an equivalent:
http://www.nteinc.com/specs/200to299/NTE222.html
FWIW, FT0607 and FT0608 are triacs made by Fagor.
- Franc Zabkar

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gcd - 30 Jul 2006 02:18 GMT
Hi all,
thanks for the info.
I eventually went back to freetradezone (now partminer). I could find it in
the inventory search as a fairchild part, but in the data search it came up
as not found, which I consider strange.
Thanks for the nte info. I'll add them to my usual checks from now on.
Cheers
Greg
> Hi,
> I have some transistors (i think) that I cannot identify.
[quoted text clipped - 11 lines]
> Thanks
> Greg