Did a BT135 SCR exist?

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pimpom

Jan 1, 1970
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I live in a remote place where it's often impractical to try to
get the exact part I want, either for replacement or for a new
project, and that was even more so 15-20 years ago when I was
still actively involved in repair work. The only practical option
was to stock a popular device that can substitute for a wide
range of types in its class - BU508A for TV HT output, BC547B and
2SC1815 for low-power low-frequency amp, and so on.

I clearly recall keeping several BT135 SCRs (and BT136 triacs) -
or so I thought. Something made me think about it today and I
searched for a datasheet in an idle moment, but all of the
half-dozen sites I regularly use turned up blanks. Even a Google
search for BT135 didn't find anything. It's as if such a device
never existed. Is my memory playing tricks on me?
 
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Jamie

Jan 1, 1970
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pimpom said:
I live in a remote place where it's often impractical to try to
get the exact part I want, either for replacement or for a new
project, and that was even more so 15-20 years ago when I was
still actively involved in repair work. The only practical option
was to stock a popular device that can substitute for a wide
range of types in its class - BU508A for TV HT output, BC547B and
2SC1815 for low-power low-frequency amp, and so on.

I clearly recall keeping several BT135 SCRs (and BT136 triacs) -
or so I thought. Something made me think about it today and I
searched for a datasheet in an idle moment, but all of the
half-dozen sites I regularly use turned up blanks. Even a Google
search for BT135 didn't find anything. It's as if such a device
never existed. Is my memory playing tricks on me?

http://pdf1.alldatasheet.com/datasheet-pdf/view/16751/PHILIPS/BT136.html
 
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Phil Allison

Jan 1, 1970
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"pimpom"
I was looking for a BT135 datasheet, not the BT136.

** The BT134 is a "sensitive gate" triac and so is the BT136.

What are the odds the now LONG obsolete BT135 was one too ?



...... Phil
 
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pimpom

Jan 1, 1970
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Phil said:
"pimpom"


** The BT134 is a "sensitive gate" triac and so is the BT136.

What are the odds the now LONG obsolete BT135 was one too ?
If memory serves me right, the BT135 was an SCR. In any case, I
searched for a BT135, not for a BT135 SCR specifically. No
problem wth the BT134, 136,137 etc. The search was mainly out of
curiosity, to get a bit more info about something I thought I put
to good use more than once in the past. Even if memory *is*
playing tricks on me, I wonder why they skipped the 135 out of
the BT13x series.
 
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Jamie

Jan 1, 1970
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pimpom said:
I was looking for a BT135 datasheet, not the BT136.
Yes I know how ever, my old data book over here state's that it is
virtually the same other than voltage ratings which aren't that much
different.

The 136 can be a replacement for the 135
 
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Ross Herbert

Jan 1, 1970
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:phil Allison wrote:
:> "pimpom"
:>
:>>
:>>> http://pdf1.alldatasheet.com/datasheet-pdf/view/16751/PHILIPS/BT136.html
:>>
:>> I was looking for a BT135 datasheet, not the BT136.
:>
:> ** The BT134 is a "sensitive gate" triac and so is the BT136.
:>
:> What are the odds the now LONG obsolete BT135 was one too ?
:>
:>
:If memory serves me right, the BT135 was an SCR. In any case, I
:searched for a BT135, not for a BT135 SCR specifically. No
:problem wth the BT134, 136,137 etc. The search was mainly out of
:curiosity, to get a bit more info about something I thought I put
:to good use more than once in the past. Even if memory *is*
:playing tricks on me, I wonder why they skipped the 135 out of
:the BT13x series.
:


Could it perhaps have been the BT151 series?
http://www.alldatasheet.com/datasheet-pdf/pdf/16801/PHILIPS/BT151.html
 
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