good recommendation??

[shermaine]

any great recommendation of good electronic distrubtor is UK or USA mainly where one can sourced military items?

 

[ericgibbs]

hi,

Do you mean military specification semiconductors?

 

[shermaine]

yap...i'm referring to that

 

[Hero999]

In what respect?

Military temperature range, radiation hardness?

 

[shermaine]

yap....any idea>?

 

[Sceadwian]

shermaine, you just answered a multiple choice question with a 'yap' For what reason do you require 'military' spec parts, exactly what military spec do you need to satisify and exactly what is your application that you need those specs for?

 

[lord loh.]

From what I have read in datasheets, There is a no life support policy and a note saying that "Not intended for use in aerospace and military application".

And you will have to contact the manifactutres for them...

An easy way is to go to the manufacturer's site and buy or look for the distributer in your country and contact them.

 

[dknguyen]

In what respect?

Military temperature range, radiation hardness?

yap....any idea>?

He's not clarifying what military specs means. He's asking what part of the military specs you need.

Why do you need military parts anyways? Do you plan on operating your board above 85C? Do you plan on using it for life-support? Do you have plan on exposing the hardware to hard radiation? It's pointless to have one part on a board be military-spec. YOu need all the parts to be military spec so none of them fail (including the PCB), which will make the everything cost at least several times more.

 

[Hero999]

This question is probably work related.

Before looking for distributers, look for manufacturers and ask them who distributes their components?