Eliza/Transistors

Eliza/Transistors is a lightweight CAD application whose purpose is to help you look for transistor information within a catalogue. It can be deployed on all Windows versions out there.

Straightforward design

You are welcomed by a clean and intuitive layout that allows you to get an idea about how the program works in a short amount of time. A help manual is included in the package, and you may appeal to it in case you need extra assistance with the configuration settings.

Look for transistor data

Eliza/Transistors makes up a list with transistors and lets you view information about each one. In addition, you are offered the freedom to filter the transistors by general purpose, power, RF, and switch.
The application is able to display details about the transistor type, function, package, gain/bandwidth, gain, maximum collector current, power dissipation, as well as maximum collector-to-emitter voltage.
Other important tweaking parameters worth being mentioned enable you to perform searches after transistors by type or look for transistors based on minimum and maximum parameter values, sort items in the catalogue by type, function, package, maximum collector-to-emitter voltage, gain, or other criteria, automatically adjust the size of the columns, as well as save the information about the current transistor to plain text or HTML file format.
Last but not least, Eliza/Transistors is able to show a short description about each transistor and reveals suggestive images. Tests have pointed out that the program carries out tasks quickly. It remains light on system resources so the overall performance of the PC is not affected. On the downside, it has not been updated for a long time so you may come across all sorts of errors and compatibility issues on newer operating systems like Windows 10 and 8.

Final ideas

To sum things up, Eliza/Transistors comes packed with several handy features for helping you find out information about transistors and export data to your computer. It can be mastered by less experienced users and professionals alike.