List of most popular electronic components

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This is an alphabetical list of most commonly used electronic components that are always easily obtainable from multiple sources and often manufactured by more than one company.

Contents

  • DF series (surface mount)
  • WM series (through hole)

  • LM393

  • 1N4007 - 1 A, 1000 V (slow)
  • 1N4148 - 200 mA, 75 V (fast)
  • LL4148 - 1N4148 in surface mount mini-elf package

  • 4000 series CMOS logic
  • 7400 series TTL logic

  • LM324 - quad
  • LM741 - single

  • 4N35
  • 4N37

  • LM555

  • 2N2222
  • 2N3055
  • 2N3905
  • 2N3906
  • BC547
  • BC557
  • TIP31
  • TIP50
  • ULN2803, ULN2804 - array of eight darlington resistors for driving relays etc.

  • 7805, 7812 etc. fixed positive voltage
  • 7905, 7912 etc. fixed negative voltage
  • LM317 variable positive voltage
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