SIST EN 120003:2002
(Main)Blank Detail Specification: Phototransistors, photodarlington transistors, phototransistor arrays
Blank Detail Specification: Phototransistors, photodarlington transistors, phototransistor arrays
Supersedes CECC 20 003 Issue 1:1986 (and A1) * TC 86D disbanded at 105 BT
VFB: Phototransistoren, Photo-darlingtontransistoren, Phototransistorzeilen
SPC: Phototransistors, transistors photodarlington, réseaux de phototransistors
Blank detail specification: Phototransistors, photodarlington transistors, phototransistor arrays
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2003-01.Slovenski inštitut za standardizacijo. Razmnoževanje celote ali delov tega standarda ni dovoljeno.Blank detail specification: Phototransistors, photodarlington transistors, phototransistor arraysVFB: Phototransistoren, Photo-darlingtontransistoren, PhototransistorzeilenSPC: Phototransistors, transistors photodarlington, réseaux de phototransistorsBlank Detail Specification: Phototransistors, photodarlington transistors, phototransistor arrays31.080.30Tranz
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