BIP373

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trakkies
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BIP373

Post by trakkies »

I'm building yet another MS2 V3 :D , and notice the device inside the bag labelled BIP373 IGBT is actually marked 301,1,5 64971,1 1023/03.

Should I be worried - or is this just a code Bosch used when supplying a maker who wanted their own part number?
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Matt Cramer
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Re: BIP373

Post by Matt Cramer »

Those numbers sound pretty much correct as long as it's got the Bosch logo. Unlike some manufacturers, Bosch doesn't seem to write their basic part number on semiconductor parts.
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