All I know that this is the bipolar transistor with built-in resistors. I'd like to know value of these resistors and hFE of transistor, so I can assemble an replacement.
"The MPS2111 (Q3) is a PNP transistor which has an internal resistor network in its base-emitter circuit. These devices are sometimes called 'digital transistors' since they can be used as simple buffers or inverters without additional input components. The values of the series and shunt resistors are both 10K for this particular part."
At another place I found this circuit for a strobe light for a model rocket.
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All I know that this is the bipolar transistor with built-in resistors. I'd like to know value of these resistors and hFE of transistor, so I can assemble an replacement.
MPS2111 datasheet/info needed.
Originally Posted by 4L4AGU
