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The Hitachi 2SA12 is a PNP germanium alloy transistor primarily used as an IF amplifier in AM broadcast receivers. Its construction utilizes germanium material, characteristic of early transistor technology.
Key specifications include dimensions of 6 x 10 mm and a weight of just 1 gram, making it suitable for compact designs. The transistor is identified as RoHS3 Compliant, though this status is unverified.
This component is similar to other transistors like the OC45 and OC612, and can be replaced by parts such as the 2SA13, 3AG1, or GF100, although these replacements may have slight differences.
The 2SA12 was first sourced in March 1958 and has been utilized in a wide range of radio models from 1959 through 1975, indicating its historical significance in consumer electronics.
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The 2SA12 is a PNP germanium alloy transistor.
The 2SA12 is intended as an IF amplifier in AM broadcast receivers.
The dimensions of the 2SA12 transistor, including pins and tip, are 6 x 10 mm.
The 2SA12 transistor weighs 1 gram.
The 2SA12 is listed as RoHS3 Compliant.