The transistor is soldered to the edge of a discrete chopper amplifier, if I am interpreting the circuit board correctly. There are even two of them. The component has four connections so I assume that it could be a fet with a separate bulk connection and I am hoping that it could possibly replace the defective MEM556C (search on the market) in my Fluke 343. Unfortunately, the search on Startpage doesn't turn up anything and I have no idea where to look on Bitsavers. By the way, the transistor I am looking for has a stamp that suggests 73 as the year of birth. Why I suspect that the transistor is defective: The zero point of the calibrator is shifted by 7.997 or 79.98 or 799.9mV in all three voltage ranges. The discrepancy also remains across all voltage presets. This means that with the 1V setting I have an output voltage of 1.008V in the 10V range, 1.080V in the 100V range and 1.8V in the 1000V range. Adjustment by potentiometer would only give a few 10µV. I therefore want to replace the MEM556C and would also install the WM135 if there is no suitable alternative. Greetings Armin Translated with DeepL.com (free version)
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