Archer / Radio Shack Parts
Archer was the RadioShack house brand for electronic parts: semiconductors, ICs, sensors, relays and project boards, sold under RadioShack catalog numbers, with 276- on most semiconductors. RadioShack started in Boston in 1921, and Tandy bought it in 1962.
The Archer parts here are hobby and repair staples: zener diodes and bridge rectifiers, IR photodiodes and phototransistors, cadmium sulfide photocells, fiber optic emitters and detectors, ceramic IF filters, subminiature PC relays, audio amplifier, touch-tone decoder and LED driver ICs, voltage references and perfboard.
How to spot one: Archer parts were made by other semiconductor makers, and many carry that maker's number, such as a TIL or 1N number, next to the RadioShack catalog number. Match the number printed on the part when you replace one.
Browse Sensors, Optoelectronics, Diodes, Relays and Power Management. See also Texas Instruments and Motorola.
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