Product Overview
RCA 40325 House-Number Transistor in a Two-Pin Diamond-Flange Metal Can
Condition
Unused, new old stock (NOS). Markings legible: 40325 with the RCA logo. Sold each.
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Product Overview
RCA 40325 is a transistor in a diamond-flange metal can: a round cap on a flat flange with a mounting hole at each point and two pins on the underside. The number is an RCA house number rather than a JEDEC 2N registration, printed on the cap around the RCA logo.
Key Features
- Maker: RCA, logo printed on the cap
- Part number: 40325, an RCA house number
- Package: diamond-flange metal can with two pins
- Mounting: flange with two screw holes
Frequently Asked Questions
Is 40325 a 2N-registered number?
No. 40325 is RCA's own house number, not a JEDEC 2N registration.
How does it mount?
By the flange. A hole at each point of the diamond takes a screw to a chassis or heat sink, with the two pins between them.
RCA set its meatball logo dead centre on this cap and curved the type number around it like the label on a record. Bolted down, it sits label-up, so the next person to open the chassis can read it as easily as you did.
