EEM Part Numbering System

[RST Engineering \(jw\)]

When I made the part numbering system for the company, I used the EEM
category as one part of the number (i.e. the 1500 series were capacitors,
1800 series were inductors, 2100 series were connectors, and so on).

Much to my dismay, the current EEM has dropped this designations and I
tossed last year's books a few weeks ago when the new ones got here. I can
only SEWAG from current part numbers what a particular series means, and I'm
up the tributary without visible means of propulsion for new categories,
like batteries, that I didn't have prior to this year.

Point being, the EEM website is worthless and I'd like to find a master list
before they all get recycled. Does anybody have a pointer to a place where
these numbers still exist? Google was NOT my friend on this go around...at
least not yet.

Jim

 

[Homer J Simpson]

The attached Excel spreedsheets were built using data I captured from
the EEM website a year or so ago. There is a lot more detail in the
product codes, but I never could find a way to relate them back to the
product section numbers.

Not a binary NG.



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[Rich Grise]

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The attached Excel spreedsheets were built using data I captured from
the EEM website a year or so ago. There is a lot more detail in the
product codes, but I never could find a way to relate them back to the
product section numbers.

Please don't post binaries to text groups - it makes all of the other
posts expire sooner. Use .

Thanks,
Rich

 

[RST Engineering \(jw\)]

I agree Rich, binaries do not belong in a ng that doesn't support them.
However, my ng host doesn't let me have nabse, so I'm sol any way you take
it.

If the OS with the Excel sheets would please email them to me
[email protected] I'll archive them and be glad to post them on my
website www.rstengineering.com where anybody interested can download them.

Jim

 

[James T. White]

If the OS with the Excel sheets would please email them to me
[email protected] I'll archive them and be glad to post them on
my website www.rstengineering.com where anybody interested can
download them.

Jim,

I tried to email them to you but they bounced. Something about Sender
Policy Framework. When I get time, I'll publish then on my website and
post the URL's.

 

[Genome]

I agree Rich, binaries do not belong in a ng that doesn't support them.
However, my ng host doesn't let me have nabse, so I'm sol any way you take
it.

If the OS with the Excel sheets would please email them to me
[email protected] I'll archive them and be glad to post them on my
website www.rstengineering.com where anybody interested can download them.

Jim

If you have not got them yet and since I am bored....

http://www.genomerics.org/stuff/EEMProductCodes.xls
http://www.genomerics.org/stuff/EEMProductSectionNumbers.xls

DNA

 

[RST Engineering \(jw\)]

Thank you, sir.

Jim

 

[Genome]

Thank you, sir.

Jim

Excellent, now I can squash another hamster. }~~~

DNA

 

[Michael A. Terrell]

Excellent, now I can squash another hamster. }~~~

DNA

Why don't you move up to english donkeys?


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