NPN transistor 200 stuks TO 92 BC327 BC558 transistors DIY kit voor elektronische professionals of liefhebbers-Bc547

parfait pour les essais avec Arduino ou Raspberry

If you are like me and just starting Electronics as a hobby, this is a great buy. 200 general purpose transistors that I can using for experiments, testing etc. Cheap enough that I don’t have to worry about damaging them, and plentiful enough to allow me to build permanent circuits. I am only just starting out so I have no idea if the mix of types is useful or not, but for me that doesn’t matter.

Cet ensemble de 200 transistors est parfaitement adapté aux débutants en électronique qui cherchent à s'expérimenter avec des composants électroniques à prix abordable.En qualité suffisante pour une utilisation dans des projets permanents sans avoir à se soucier de les endommager.L'ensemble est varié ce qui nous permet d'apprendre les différentes utilisations de chaque type.Une clarification serait toutefois nécessaire, car certains transistors étiquetés comme NPN sont en réalité des PNP, ce qui peut prêter à confusion.Une indication claire des types et des puissances sur la boîte serait donc fort appréciable.

If you often use transistors for DIY projects, this is a good way to buy them at a good price.You get 200 transistors of various ratings for under £7 which I think is a pretty good value. Of the few I have used so far, they seem to work pretty well and seem quite durable.They come in a nice, plastic box which is great for storing them and keeping them organised. Overall I would recommend them.

This is a useful set of transistors, perfect for someone beginning to learn electronics and wanting to see what the various types of component do in a circuit. However, the description says the box contains 200 NPN transistors, but the types BC327, BC556, BC557 and BC558 are actually PNP, and while the photo of the box label shows "NPN PNP", nowhere on the actual box label is the type specified. This distinction is very important when including transistors in circuits, and a beginner might not always realise the difference. The type (NPN/PNP) should be printed on the box alongside the ID so it is clear which transistor is of which type.