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| 1. | 2N3904 Transistor
(Parts Express)
Transistor- 2N3904 General Purpose Transistor. Collector-emitter Voltage: Vceo = 40V. Collector-base Voltage: Vcbo = 60V. Collector Dissipation: Pc(max) = 625mW.
Lowest New Price: $0.59*
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| 2. | The Transistor Handbook
Paperback (130 pages) by Cletus J. Kaiser (Cj Pub)
List Price: $19.99*
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| 3. | 2N3055 Transistor
(Parts Express)
* Most popular transistor in the world with many applications * Ic: 15 A * Vce: 60 V * P: 115 W * Hfe: 20-70 * Case stlye: TO-3 *Manufacturer may vary
Lowest New Price: $2.68*
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| 5. | Transistor
Audio CD (Volcano)
List Price: $8.99*
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| 8. | Crystal Fire: The Invention of the Transistor and the Birth of the Information Age (Sloan Technology Series)
Paperback (352 pages) by Lillian Hoddeson (W.W. Norton & Co.)
On December 16, 1947, John Bardeen and Walter Brattain, physicists at Bell Laboratories, jabbed two electrodes into a sliver of germanium. The power flowing from the germanium far exceeded what went in; in that moment the transistor was invented and the Information Age was born. No other devices have been as crucial to modern life as the transistor and the microchip it spawned, but the story of the science and personalities that made these inventions possible has not been fully told until now. Crystal Fire fills this gap and carries the story forward. William Shockley, Bell Labs' team leader and co-recipient of the Nobel Prize with Brattain and Bardeen for the discovery, grew obsessed with the transistor and went on to become the father of Silicon Valley. Here is a deeply human story about the process of invention-including the competition and economic aspirations involved-all part of the greatest technological explosion in history.
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| 9. | GPX Crayola YCR6806DT Digital Tune AM/FM On-the-Go Radio
Electronics (GPX)
Crayola, the leader in helping kids express their creativity, brings the world of music to kids. Music on the go for kids on the go. Brightly colored, water-resistant, easy to carry around, and full of hours of music listening and play. Digital tune AM/FM Stereo radio with blue backlit display with large numbers and station presets makes it easy for kids to find their favorite stations. Dual headphone jacks so kids can share music (headphones not included). There's even 2 removable suction cups on the bottom of the radio so it can stand upright easily. Digital clock included. Automatic bass boost system and built-in speaker. Uses 4 AA batteries (not included) and has a DC jack (AC adaptor, not included).
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