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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Nov 2003
Location: Norway
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After reading around the forum I am sitting with the impression that most of you that have heard both types (510/610) prefer IRF510.....so that should make it a good candidate for "my" current project including the D1 IV-stage.
BUT....there are several different vendors of theese transistors, which one should I prefer ? As far as I have found there are: FAIR (Fairchild) ISIL (?) and IR (International Rectifiers ?) ....or is this of no matter ???? Lyra |
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Jun 2002
Location: Italy
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I used GE also for Irf510 with BOSOZ and I remember I liked they more than Irf610.
But I am not sure : GE= general eletric?
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The one and only
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The reason for potentially choosing a 510 in most such
cases would be the generally higher transconductance of the 510. This will vary from part to part and mfr to mfr. |
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