Please check this list of common used components for completeness

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Daveyajd

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Hello all,
I am a newb here by posts but I have been lurking for awhile. :) I am putting together something that I hope to be able to share with this community once I feel it is complete. I will share more details soon but I was hoping to have your help in building a complete (ish) list of as many pedal components as possible. Resistors and caps are fairly easy. I just compiled the list via what Tayda has. Pots, trimmers, and switches are also pretty easy because there are only so many values and types. I have a pretty decent list of ICs, Trans. and Diodes started but I am hoping you more experienced builders will look at my list and let me know:
A.) Any that are missing
B.) Any that may be the same as another or redundant names
C.) Any other things I may be missing

Thank you!

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Here is the Trans.

J113 Trans.
J201 Trans.
J202 Trans.
2N708 Trans.
2N1304 Trans.
2N1308 Trans.
2N1711 Trans.
2N2222 Trans.
2N2369 Trans.
2N2484 Trans.
2N2613 Trans.
2N2903 Trans.
2N2907A Trans.
2N3565 Trans.
2N3819 Trans.
2N3904 Trans.
2N3906 Trans.
2N404A Trans.
2N4125 Trans.
2N4401 Trans.
2N5087 Trans.
2N5088 Trans.
2N5089 Trans.
2N5133 Trans.
2N5172 Trans.
2N5210 Trans.
2N5457 Trans.
2N5458 Trans.
2N5485 Trans.
2N5952 Trans.
2N6027 Trans.
2N7000 Trans.
2SC536 Trans.
2SC732 Trans.
2SC828 Trans.
2SC1815 Trans.
2SC2603 Trans.
2SK30A Trans.
BC108 Trans.
BC109C Trans.
BC184 Trans.
BC307B Trans.
BC338 Trans.
BC547 Trans.
BC548 Trans.
BC549 Trans.
BC549C Trans.
BC550C Trans.
BC557 Trans.
BS170 Trans.
MJE210 Trans.
MPF4393 Trans.
MPS6513 Trans.
MPSA13 Trans.
MPSA14 Trans.
MPSA18 Trans.
MPS2222 Trans.
MPF102 Trans.
MPF4393 Trans.
MPQ3904 Trans.
CV7004 Trans.
CV7112 Trans.
CV7351 Trans.
A02650 Trans.
AC128 Trans.
AC176 Trans.
AC187 Trans.
2G381 Trans.
106NU70 Trans.
P2N2222A Trans.
PF5102 Trans.
OC44 Trans.
OC71 Trans.
OC75 Trans.
OC76 Trans.
OC81 Trans.
OC139 Trans.
NKT213 Trans.
NKT275 Trans.
 
The ICs

TL022
TL051
TL071
TL072
TL074
TL082
TC1044
TC1044SCPA
MAX1044
FV1
24LC32A
RC4558P
LF347
LF351N
LF353N
LT1054
78L05
L78L05
L78L15
L78L33
LM833
LM301AN
LM308
LM324A
LM358N
LM386
LM741
LM1458
LM4558
LM13600
LM13700
NE5532
PT2399
LF353N
LT1054
JRC386D
JRC4558
JRC4559D
JRC4580
JRC4741D
LM741
CA3130EZ
CA3260
CD4013N
CD4017BM
CD4024BE
CD4027BE
CD4046N
CD4049UBE
CD4066
CD4069UB
CD40106BM
OP07
OPA2134
OPA2604AP
OP275
TLC2272
THAT4301
TLE2074
24LC32A
NTE996
AD712
BTDR-2H
H11F1
KA4558
NJM4558D
NJM13600
HT8950
ICL7660SCPA
MC1458
MC33178
UA741CP
V3102D
V3207D
XR2206
 
And Diodes

1N4148
1N34A
1N914
1N916
1N916A
1N456A
1N4678
1N5817
BAT41
BAT42
BAT46
BAT48
BA282
BA482
1N4001
1N4002
1N4004
1N4005
1N4007
1N270
1N4739
1N4742
51E 51V Zener
5V1 Zener
5V6
8V2 ZENER
9V1 ZENER
15V
SH270
1S1588
OA90
MA856
 
I don't know what your intention is with this list, but I will always argue that there is a lot of overlap and redundancy. For example, 1N914 and 1N4148 are basically the same thing. For all practical purposes (outside of actual high voltage operation) 1N400* are all going to be functionally equivalent. There may be some people that can hear the difference between 1N34a clipping and 1N270 clipping, but I am not one of them. You have JRC4558, LM4558, and NJM4558, all of which I would also argue are the same part.

If your goal is to try to make a comprehensive list of as many parts as possible that can be found in pedals, I think you're off to a good start. If you're trying to make a list that's as short as possible but that would allow you to cover the largest number of builds, I think you're going about it the wrong way.
 
Awesome feedback! Thank you. I do want some of these duplicates because sometimes one is called out for a project, like 914 and 4148 or the 1N400x and I may not readily know that they are equivalent. Just like OP Amps. I know I don’t need OPA 2134 but I want to know that’s the spec part.
The goal in this (and I’m getting pretty close) is to have spreadsheet that will allow me to order parts based on the build(s) I want. For example, I select Fuzz Aldrin, Percolator, Mercurial Boost. I get an order sheet that compiles all parts for those builds in a nice list. It will also tell you the cost and where to get them.

The reason I want a complete list is because if I have to add a new part to my parts sheet it breaks my formulas. So I am putting as many as realistically possible to help future proof it for others.

Thank you for the help and I want to hear any thoughts on this.
 
Daveyaj said:
The reason I want a complete list is because if I have to add a new part to my parts sheet it breaks my formulas. So I am putting as many as realistically possible to help future proof it for others.
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The grumpy engineer in me says that this is an X-Y problem. :-). It would probably be better to find a way to fix the formulas on your spreadsheet rather than enumerating every possible component you'd need (which culminates in replicating the mouser/digikey catalog in a spreadsheet).

For a 'common parts' spreadsheet I think one of the most useful features would be 'how often is this part used, really?'. If you're building up a stock of parts to build pedals, it's really helpful to know that, for example, you should just go ahead and get that price break on qty25 TL072's because they're in everything.

It sounds like maybe you're not building a common parts spreadsheet though, and you're building some kind of auto-BOM tool which sounds neat. (But might be pretty hard to keep up to date).
 
Yes, It will be an auto-BOM. The user can build their own list of projects. The only time they will see the parts list is when they are scrolling down and entering the amounts needed for each part. Once you have that entered you really never see the parts list again. Most of my pedals use pretty common parts but I'm sure many more experienced builders will like the option for others.
 
Alright. I must have pretty much everything needed. I have made formula adjustments that will let the list be added to in the future and it all compiles to a nice filtered list of what I need to buy. I am building a few projects into it and it works great! Thanks for your help.
 
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