> > I suggested a generic "jelly bean" NPN transistor because these are dirt
> > cheap and quite effective for this purpose.  Just about any TO-92 small
> > signal NPN should work fine for drive currents up to a few 100mA.  I use
> > 2N4401 for this sort of purpose, but there are lots of alternatives.
>
> Could you give an example of an IC that has 3 or 4 of these devices on it?

No, these are discrete parts.

Also, please fix your email settings to not insert a REPLY-TO address.  That
way the default reply address will be to the list.  I just sent you a
response and noticed too late that it was going only to you.  That defeats
the purpose of most people from whom you seek help.


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