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MUSEUM™ Historic Transistor Photo
Gallery Raytheon Blues – “All the
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Essay Commentary This
is a list of all known blue Raytheon transistors, as referenced in published
literature or as represented with known samples. The date codes for these different units range from 1955 to the
late 1950s. The uses of all these
types range from hobbyist/experimenter units (CK721, CK722, CK768) to production
units used in radios (the CK76X types) to general purpose types (2N138) and
to unusual/developmental types (CK750-1, CK900). This
total of 46 types of “Raytheon Blues”, manufactured for only a short time in
the 1950s, has made a long-standing impact on the history of transistor
technology and represents a unique and historic contribution by one of the
first major producers of germanium transistors. |
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