Ecg Semiconductor Master Substitution Guide
Posted By admin On 27.01.20ECG Semiconductors Master Replacement Guide (ECG212P) The 14th Edition ECG Semiconductor Master Guide features approximately 13,000 additional crosses and over 230 new devices, including several new product families. Product additions are summarized on pages 1-1 and 1-2 and are identified by type number in the numerical Product Index, beginning on page 1-6. Complementing this expansion are new selector guides and numerous other refinements, all designed to further simplify choosing the best ECG replacement type for the application. The ECG Semiconductor product line encompasses a wide variety of high quality devices (nearly 4,000) which meet Entertainment and Industrial/Commercial MRO replacement needs. Upgrading with ECG Semiconductors can reduce frequency of repair and minimize replacement parts inventory.
ECG The 14th Edition ECG Semiconductor Master Guide features approximately 13,000 additional crosses and over 230 new devices, including several new product families. Product additions are summarized on pages 1-1 and 1-2 and are identified by type number in the numerical Product Index, beginning on page 1-6.
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Complementing this expansion are new selector guides and numerous other refinements, all designed to further simplify choosing the best ECG replacement type for the application. The ECG Semiconductor product line encompasses a wide variety of high quality devices (nearly 4,000) which meet Entertainment and Industrial/Commercial MRO replacement needs. Upgrading with ECG Semiconductors can reduce frequency of repair and minimize replacement parts inventory. ECG The 14th Edition ECG Semiconductor Master Guide features approximately 13,000 additional crosses and over 230 new devices, including several new product families. Product additions are summarized on pages 1-1 and 1-2 and are identified by type number in the numerical Product Index, beginning on page 1-6. Complementing this expansion are new selector guides and numerous other refinements, all designed to further simplify choosing the best ECG replacement type for the application.
The ECG Semiconductor product line encompasses a wide variety of high quality devices (nearly 4,000) which meet Entertainment and Industrial/Commercial MRO replacement needs. Upgrading with ECG Semiconductors can reduce frequency of repair and minimize replacement parts inventory. ECG Semiconductors can be used with confidence and are available through an international network of electronic parts distributors.
Ecg Master Replacement Guide
Once in a while i do get email about where to get the Philip ECG Master Replacement Guide. I told them that they were no longer print the data book instead i channeled them to to search for component’s data.
However one of my buyer shared with me about the website that is still selling the ECG databook. He already ordered one. John deere x500 parts manual. If you need the data book, perhaps you need to click on the photo to visit the website or you may contact the owner first before you place an order because as far as i know this book is no longer in production. It could be an old stock and it is good if they still selling it because the data inside was very good. Thanks for the info! I was searching to find a replacement ever since I borrowed my old ECG book; that sadly, was never returned 🙁 Thus, at the same time I would like to get a newer one.
I know this is no longer possible now (current day), but still; like many others; I'd like trying to get one of the last printouts. It's just that ECG was; and ironically, still is; so superior to NTE (to this very day). Ie, I found more useful an old ECG that a new NTE guide. In fact, I don't understand why they weren't either correctly merged or let continue as is. Maybe they just wanted to kill the trademark (competition). So, perhaps someone with an adept disposition will someday do the community a favor, scan one, and post it ol 🙂.
Hi jestine The electronic instrument cluster display in my car went dead. I removed it and found a few blown TO-92 designed transistors on the power supply board. The part number on one transistor I can't find online or on a cross reference website. The part number is printed on transistor like P/N 988 -1 (the number 2 inside of a circle) 448 The second TO-92 designed transistor was also blown so bad I can't identify the whole part number. The electronic instrument cluster display is a 1986-1987 model.