1971 Transistor & Diode Condensed

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The 1971 Fairchild Semiconductor Transistor and Diode Condensed Catalog is an important historical semiconductor reference covering vintage electronic components used in industrial electronics, telecommunications, RF systems, military equipment and early solid-state power control applications.
Published in October 1971, this condensed semiconductor databook provides detailed technical specifications for:
silicon transistors,
rectifier diodes,
RF diodes,
SCR-compatible switching semiconductors,
matched diode assemblies,
field-effect transistors,
power switching transistors,
and high-frequency electronic devices.
The catalog serves as a valuable resource for:
vintage electronics restoration,
industrial maintenance,
legacy semiconductor identification,
transistor cross-referencing,
and obsolete component replacement.
The document includes extensive numerical indexes and military-approved device references that simplify semiconductor sourcing and industrial repair operations. The table of contents shown on page 2 highlights sections dedicated to:
diodes,
rectifiers,
signal transistors,
power transistors,
RF devices,
field-effect transistors,
and package outlines.
Military JAN Semiconductor References
A particularly important feature of the catalog is the military-approved semiconductor reference section shown on page 10.
The JAN listings provide cross-references between:
commercial Fairchild components,
military-qualified versions,
and MIL-S-19500 specifications.
These military semiconductor references were used in:
aerospace electronics,
military radios,
navigation systems,
missile guidance equipment,
and defense communication systems.
For restoration specialists, these JAN cross-reference tables are highly valuable when servicing:
military surplus electronics,
avionics,
and vintage defense equipment.
H2 — Semiconductor Packages & Mechanical Formats
The catalog documents numerous classic semiconductor package formats including:
DO-7 glass diodes,
DO-34 packages,
TO-5 metal cans,
TO-18 metal cans,
TO-39 transistor packages,
TO-92 plastic transistors,
and ceramic RF packages.
These package outlines were industry standards during the late 1960s and early 1970s.