Box of ICs (>50)
19135; $10.00
- 7x TL7705ACP (TI) Supply Voltage Supervisor
- 9x HCF4073BE (SGS) 3x 3-Input AND Gates
- 2x HEF40193BP (Philips) 4-Bit Binary Up/Down Counter
- 1x 74HC240N (Philips) 8-Channel Inverting Buffer, 3-State
- 16x MC1455P1 (Motorola) 555 Timer Equivalent
- 7x MC14538BCP (Dual Monostable Multivibrator)
- 6x MC14094BCP (Motorola) 8-bit Shift Register (Serial to Serial/Parallel)
- 2x MC14528BCP (Motorola) Dual Monostable Multivibrator
- 2x MC1355P (Motorola) Unknown
- 1x SN74LS670N (Motorola) 4x4 Register, 3-state
- 10x 4023BCP (Unknown) 3-Input NAND Gate
- 8x 4018BCP (Unknown) Presettable Divide-By-N Counter
- 7x LF347N (Nat.Semi) Op Amp ± 18V
- 3x MC74HC32N (Nat.Semi) Quad 2-Input OR Gate
81 ICs.
7/10 Nice variety! Website says "more than 50", so I may have gotten lucky. I now own so many 555 equivalents I fee obliged to post more comments on the hackaday blog.
Semiconductor Treasure (50)
15287; $5.00
- 2x LM7809AC (Fairchild) 9v Regulator
- 2x MJE2955T (Fairchild) PNP BJT 60V 10A
- 1x 4018BCP (Unknown) Presettable Divide-By-N Counter
- 2x IRLZ34N (Int.Rectifier) N-CH Mosfet; 55V 30A
- 3x IRF630 (Int.Rectifier) N-CH Mosfet; 200V 9.3A
- 3x MC1455P1 (Motorola) 555 Timer Equivalent
- 1x MC14538BCP (Motorola) Dual Monostable Multivibrator
- 4x SN74LS670N (Motorola) 4x4 Register, 3-state
- 2x MC14411P (Motorola) Baud Rate Generator
- 4x 74HC240N (Philips) 8-Channel Inverting Buffer, 3-State
- 2x 2N5239 (RCA) NPN BJT
- 2x TL7705ACP (TI) Supply Voltage Supervisor
- 2x TIP4A (TI) PNP BJT 60V 6A
- 1x 2N5810 (these are just transistors. info at http://alltransistors.com)
- 2x 2N5818
- 1x 2N5087
- 2x 2N708
- 2x TN2218A
- 3x 2N3721
- 2x 2N5949
- 10x PN3567
52 Semiconductor Items.
7/10 Pretty good selection.
RCA Replacement Part Assortment (10; random!)
19894; $2.00
- 1x Fuse
- 2x Resistors
- 1x Capacitor
- 1x Thermistor
- 1x MC44864M (Motorola) PLL Tuner, 1.3GHz Prescaler
- 1x LA612A (Sanyo) ??
- 1x P4NK50ZFP (ST Micro) N-CH Power Mosfet
- 1x TDA7235 (ST Micro) 1.6W Audio Amplifier
- 1x HPC922-1 (Unknown) Optocoupler
10 labeled bags.
9/10 Fun—there's many unique parts in these, and the price is OK too.
Linear ICs (15)
61; $2.49
- 2x LM339N Quad Comparators (±15V/30V)
- 3x NE555P — 555 Timer!
- 4x LM358N (3) ..AN (1) Dual OpAmp (±16V/32V)
- 2x TL082IP Dual OpAmp ±18V
- 2x LM393N Dual Comparator (±18V/36V)
- 1x LF353N Dual OpAmp ±18V
- 1x TL062CP Dual OpAmp ±18V
15 ICs.
7/10: Decent value, but too many op-amps.
Super Diode Assortment (>200)
4006; $2.00
The packaging wasn't great, but they, uh, are diodes.
5/10 needs better packaging.
Super LED Blowout (80)
43; $2.49
Yep, these are LEDs!
Some of the small red ones were broken, they're at the right top/center in the picture.
8/10 Quite a lot of "special" LEDs, but too many of the small ones. Boring!
Bargraph/LED Bar Displays (8)
47; $2.49
4/10 This assortment was not worth it. I'd get "Unique LEDs" instead—same price and (from my experience) more stuff!
Unique LEDs (15)
36; $2.49
8/10 A better bang for your buck than "Bargraph/LED Bar Displays".
Super DIP Switch Assortment (5)
14340; $0.99
9/10 Decent price, nice and clicky. They're DIP switches.
Super Box of Electrolytic Capacitors (> 100)
20174; $2.95
I'm not a capacitor expert, so I don't know what quality these are. The green ones on top are nichicon branded, the blue ones on the bottom are eulogy branded.
8/10 Great value, but it would have been nice to see a larger variety.
Super Switch Assortment
16652; $1.90
These people really love the word "Super"!
9/10 Nice variety. Would have loved a big red button, but whatever.
Part Mixture 3 (50)
26; $2.49
A bit of a "grab bag".
7/10 Can't really complain, would have loved to see some more interesting components.
SMD Mixture (50)
29; $2.49
2/10 Not worth it. The components are mostly resistors, which are worth next to nothing in the SMD world. Get some nice SMD Resistor/Capacitor assortments on eBay instead!
IC Sockets (20)
28; $2.49
9/10 All the important DIP sizes and some nice SMD ones too. Yay! Square SMD sockets would be more useful though ;)
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Thanks for sharing the 'teardown' on the Goldmine assortments!
MC1355 is an old FM IF limiting amplifier, if memory serves. Used to use them in FM car radios. About 70dB of gain at 10.7 MHz, balanced input and output. Output can drive a ratio detector or FM discriminator coil to demod the FM audio. There's a built-in zener across the supply terminals, so be sure to feed it through a series resistor otherwise you'll let the smoke out...
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Wow, great! Thanks for the info :)
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I received another one—https://hackaday.io/page/1176-electronics-goldmine-assortments-ii
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Nice! Thanks for sharing all this :)
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No problem!
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Lookie I made another :P https://hackaday.io/page/1176-electronics-goldmine-assortments-ii
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you should get the giant suprise box next time.
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I'll keep that in mind! (For future reference, the items are G2200 and G9321)
Edit: I just watched a youtube video about these. They look amazing!
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2 Surprise boxes and another 2 IC boxes are on their way :D
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Here it is: https://hackaday.io/page/1176-electronics-goldmine-assortments-ii
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