Winfield Hill wrote...

Rich Grise wrote...

As reluctant as I am to contradict a fart who's even older than
me, if it's glass, it isn't a 1N4004:
http://www.datasheetcatalog.com/data...0/1N4004.shtml

You're probably wrong, of course, as Michael Terrell points out,
but I'll have to admit that's an impressive list, and I love the
manufacturer's logos, 26 of them, all lined up. Sigh, I only have
datasheets from 20, stored in my computer. But, I have them from
Won-Top, Leshan Radio, Gulf Semi, Formosa Micro, Dachang, and
Bytesonic, to name a few they don't have, SFAICS. Plus, I have
multiple versions from several of the companies. So there!

So many files, so little time.

Correction, they had Leshan Radio, listed as LRC. What a great
site,** now I have 1n4000-series data from 35 manufacturers.
That's got to be a record. Maybe I can stop now. [smile]

** They do append their own announcement page, "This datasheet
has been download from: www.datasheetcatalog.com - Datasheets
for electronics components." but at least it's on the last page.


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Thanks,
- Win

Homer J Simpson wrote:

"Michael A. Terrell" wrote in message
...

So, you think that a single datasheet covers all manufacturers, and
all production runs? Once again, you show a great lack of
understanding. I have several glass 1N4004 diodes in front of me.

400 PIV?


Sure. Why not? They are as big as the plastic versions.

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