Czy wolisz polską wersję strony elektroda?
Nie, dziękuję Przekieruj mnie tamslawarek wrote:This diode which I showed you earlier was obviously not it. Forget it. Now, when you gave the photo, after the log on the housing you can see that the producer is (was) General Semiconductor, taken over by Vishay. This is the EGF1D diode http://www.vishay.com/docs/88579/egf1a.pdf The purchase may be a bit cumbersome, because they are available to us, but rather at sellers with a high shipment cost, eg Farnell. But with Conrad there are diodes and there is an option of PLN 0 for costs when picking up in Krakow. You only have to wait a long time. But maybe it will pass you.I think it will be a replacement, but where will it buy from us? Because google shows English-language websites.
trymer01 wrote:Actually. Vishay produces 3 types just as marked. But probably for a colleague of the author it dramatically simplifies the matter, because you can and without measuring. To buy simply ES2D and solder, because some space is even if it was slightly different. Because all the parameters have the best of these three, but most importantly, I see that at Allegro are ES2D at the moment for 52 grosz.Small differences in the housing - you need to accurately measure the original (caliper).
