From: Anthony Velasco (ecotone_at_mac.com)
Date: Sat Apr 05 2003 - 11:58:00 PST
I'll admit that I am not an electronics wiz. But, the specs of the zener
diodes that Digikey carries don't closely match those of the type that
Mr. PCBman suggested. I wouldn't know how far one could deviate from
those particular specs and still be safely within the specific
tolerances required by the eMate's circuits. Any cross reference tables
that I could google only came up with distributors listing bulk
quantities available for purchase.=20
Still remaining optimistic...would hate to see another one of our "green
friends" drop out of service!
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On Saturday, April 5, 2003, at 09:50 AM, Anthony Velasco wrote:
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> Now off to find a place that will sell me less than 2,500 units of the
> 1SMB5924BT3...more like 2 or 3 would do!
Have you tried Digikey?
www.digikey.com
I bought individual capacitors from them when I repaired the ECU in my=20
Eagle Talon.
John
"Got Newt!"
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