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Texas Instruments 2N2386 Silicon P-Channel JFET TO-5 Transistor NOS

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Product Overview

Texas Instruments 2N2386 Silicon P-Channel JFET Small-Signal Amplifier

Condition

Unused new old stock (NOS). Top of metal can is marked with Texas Instruments outline logo, 2N2386, 6547A, and 3 0. Gold-plated leads are clean and straight. Sold each.

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Product Overview

Silicon P-channel junction field-effect transistor (JFET) from Texas Instruments, housed in a hermetically sealed TO-5 metal can with an indexing tab. Built for high-impedance input stages, analog switching, and small-signal amplification, it provides low-noise performance in discrete analog circuitry.

Key Features

  • Device Type: Silicon P-channel junction field-effect transistor (JFET)
  • Package Style: TO-5 hermetic metal can with indexing tab
  • Lead Configuration: 3 gold-plated through-hole wire leads (Gate, Source, Drain)
  • Breakdown Voltage (BVDGO): 20 V minimum
  • Cross-Reference: UK military valve number CV10410

Applications

  • Restoring vintage audio preamplifiers, analog synthesizers, and test instruments
  • High-impedance sensor buffer stages and electrometer front ends
  • Prototyping discrete analog circuits and low-level analog switches

Frequently Asked Questions

What lead material is used on this transistor?

The three flexible wire leads are gold-plated for solderability and corrosion resistance.

What package type does the 2N2386 use?

It is housed in an industry-standard three-lead TO-5 metal can with a perimeter indexing tab adjacent to the gate lead.

What military specification cross-reference corresponds to the 2N2386?

The 2N2386 cross-references directly to the British military valve designation CV10410.

Built when silicon transistors came in solid metal cans with gold-flashed leads. Slide it into your circuit and let vintage TI engineering handle the signal.

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