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Old 7th November 2010, 10:48 AM   #1
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Default MPS-U10/U60 replacement

Hi everybody
Does any body know of a good replacement for the MPS-U10/U60 transistor pairs ?
I'm repairing my Cervin Vega A1800 and need some replacements.
Yes I do have the service manual.
I used to have the ECA Database CD but misplaced it.
Any help is much appreciated.

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Old 25th December 2010, 03:39 PM   #2
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Talking MPS-U10/U60 replacements

Check this out. I was in the same boat.



" For the MPSU10 I'm going to suggest a Toshiba 2SC4793 and for the
MPSU60
I'm going with the Toshiba 2SA1837. DigiKey has oodles of both and,
like I said before, prices start at $.72 each or $5.40 for a 10-pack.


The replacement transistor has to be able to handle the voltage and
current, and it should be fast enough. It has to be able to handle
the
power (with heat sinking as needed). Without heatsinking, the Uniwatt
series handles 1 Watt, up to 10 Watts with heatsinking. The Toshiba
replacements are good for 2 watts/20 watts."
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Old 25th December 2010, 04:07 PM   #3
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The Toshiba parts are not as fast as the Motorola parts at the currents they probably run at. They also have a different pin-out and have bigger leads.

In the 5mA range (likely operating point for the MPSU10/U60 parts) the MPSW42/W92 are about the same speed at the original, have the same pin-out, and the same lead size. The MPSW are 1W free-air rated, same as the MPSU parts. A sink could be glued on for higher power levels, say, 12mA at 80V (1W).
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Old 25th December 2010, 04:28 PM   #4
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Good tips!
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