IC 74192 and low power MPSA 14 NPN TRANSISTOR

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The discussion centers on finding substitutes for the IC 74192 synchronous counter and the MPSA 14 low power NPN transistor. Users are unable to locate these components in their country. Clarification is provided that the 74192 is a logic IC, while the MPSA14 is a Darlington transistor. A link to the MPSA14 datasheet is shared for reference. The conversation highlights the need for alternative components in electronics projects.
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HI FRIENDS

Is there any substitute of

IC 74192 and low power MPSA 14 NPN TRANSISTOR I Cat`t find that in my country.

thanks
 
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neduet said:
HI FRIENDS

Is there any substitute of

IC 74192 and low power MPSA 14 NPN TRANSISTOR I Cat`t find that in my country.

thanks

Can you provide a link to the IC you are referring to? The 74192 is a synchronous counter logic IC, not an NPN transistor array...
 
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