Kode Transistor

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Japanese Industrial Standard

Pro-electron code
(JIS)
The first letter indicates the material:
A = Ge
SA: PNP HF transistor
B = Si
SB: PNP AF transistor
C = GaAs
SC: NPN HF transistor
R = compound materials.
SD: NPN AF transistor
(Most common type is B.)
SE: Diodes
SF: Thyristors
The second letter indicates the device
SG: Gunn devices
application:
SH: UJT
A: Diode RF
SJ: P-channel FET/MOSFET
B: Variac
SK: N-channel FET/MOSFET
C: transistor, AF, small signal
SM: Triac
D: transistor, AF, power
SQ: LED
E: Tunnel diode
SR: Rectifier
F: transistor, HF, small signal
SS: Signal diodes
K: Hall effect device
ST: Avalanche diodes
L: Transistor, HF, power
SV: Varicaps
N: Optocoupler
SZ: Zener diodes
P: Radiation sensitive device
Q: Radiation producing device
A = low gain
R: Thyristor, Low power
B = medium gain
T: Thyristor, Power
C = high gain
U: Transistor, power, switching
No suffix = ungrouped (any gain)
Y: Rectifier
Z: Zener, or voltage regulator diode