NTE192 Transistor Pinout Diagram - Emitter, Base, Collector Pin Identification

This document is a pinout diagram for the NTE192 transistor, sourced from el-component.com (visible as a watermark). It shows an illustration of the component in a small plastic transistor package with three leads extending from the bottom. The three leads are numbered 3, 2, and 1 in the drawing, and a legend on the right identifies each pin: pin 1 is the Emitter, pin 2 is the Base, and pin 3 is the Collector. No electrical specifications, ratings, or vehicle applicability information are included — the image serves solely to identify the lead arrangement of the NTE192 device. In the context of the uploader's album (which includes documents about a Subaru COP conversion, tach adapter circuits, and TIP120 vs IRLZ44N comparisons), this pinout appears to be reference material for building a custom tachometer or ignition-related circuit for a 2015 Subaru Impreza, though the document itself makes no mention of any vehicle. A reader can learn from this diagram how to correctly orient and connect the NTE192 transistor's emitter, base, and collector leads when wiring a circuit.