AW: E-112 = J112? (JFETS)
Haible Juergen
Juergen.Haible at nbgm.siemens.de
Mon Jul 14 12:24:08 CEST 1997
>>I built a circuit that calls for E-112 JFETs. I subbed
2N4392s, which
>>didn't work too well, but today I found a source for J112s.
I can't find
>>a datasheet for E-112s to compare the two. Are they
>>related/interchangable?
>
>Yes. J112's will work as far as the Polyfusion stuff goes.
I found that in most synth circuits (apart from VCO discharge, which
is a different story), it's more important to have a similar threshold
voltage (the GS voltage where Id becomes 0), than a specific
model number. Many FETs in synth circuits were selected for
this parameter.
A SEM VCO or a VCS 3 Trapezoid will work with a variety of
different small signal FETs, but if the the threshold voltage is wrong,
you might end up with wrong Waveforms in the SEM and a Tapezoid
that won't cycle in the EMS.
I use BF245 (the "standard" low cost FET in Germany) all the time, and
select them for the application.
JH.
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