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T f LOW-POWER TRANSISTOR SECTIONS E • Normally under 1 watt dissipation in free air () In order of maximum collector dissipation, f«b and type number. H 2 Germanium PNP Types 43-56 3 Germanium NPN Types 57-59 N I C 4 Silicon PNP Types 60-71 A L S 5 Silicon NPN Types 72-103 6 Field-Effect P Channel Types 104-106 7 Field-Effect N Channel Types 107-112 T HIGH-POWER TRANSISTOR SECTIONS • Normally over 1 watt dissipation in free air In order of decreasing maximum thermal resistance and type number. S 8 Germanium PNP Types 113-123 9 Germanium NPN Types 124 T 10 Silicon PNP Types 125-129 ' 11 Silicon NPN Types 130-158 0 N SPECIAL SECTIONS 12 Switching Transistors 159-180 These types are also listed in previous sections.