NO,
        MOSFET's are not a direct exchange for Bipolar or vise-versa. However, in some applications I have switched from a
Bipolar to MOSFET with no board changes. Be careful and check the application close.

Gordon Varney
www.iamnee.com

> Are theese MTP3055E (N-Channel), and MTP2955E (P-Channel) some kind of
> "exchanges" for the bipolar
> MJE2955 and 3055?
>
> /niklas
>
>
> Michael,
>         I keep MTP3055E (N-Channel), and MTP2955E (P-Channel) on hand at all
> times. I also keep a few MTP3055EL (Logic Level)
> MOSFETS around. These components are Power components in a T0-220 package. I
> use a 2N7000 N-Channel FET in a TO-92
> package for small applications. It's hard to miss with these standards
> around.
>
> Gordon Varney
> www.iamnee.com
>
>
> >
> > Hi good people. I have a question that is mostly directed at the
> > hobbyists (of whom I am one). Which FETs do you like to keep on
> > hand? With regular bipolar transistors, for example, I always have
> > a drawer full of 2N3904s and 2N3906s, plus miscellaneous power
> > transistors and a few I can no longer identify. I have recently
> > used FETs in some of my projects, and I am impressed by how easy
> > and almost ideal they are. But are there a few "standard" ones
> > that you always keep around? Where do you buy them in small quantities?
> >
> > TIA!
> >
> > Michael V
> >
> >
>
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