Have you tried contacting the manufacturer to see if they could/would help?
They are likely something like the following FET. I am, in no way, saying that these are the FET you have. It's just the package style (from what I can tell from the photos).
https://www.infineon.com/dgdl/Infin...N.pdf?fileId=8ac78c8c7bb971ed017bb9a9887300a4
Is the driver IC defaced as well?
Are the CSD used in some of the amps you see?
They are likely something like the following FET. I am, in no way, saying that these are the FET you have. It's just the package style (from what I can tell from the photos).
https://www.infineon.com/dgdl/Infin...N.pdf?fileId=8ac78c8c7bb971ed017bb9a9887300a4
Is the driver IC defaced as well?
ultra:
The gate resistors are 22 in the photo.Are the CSD used in some of the amps you see?
To Perry :
I have seen csd18533 on Taramps amps.
It looks like they are directly driven by the 16 pin ic above them. It could be a 494 or a 3525 (easy to find out).
I have seen csd18533 on Taramps amps.
It looks like they are directly driven by the 16 pin ic above them. It could be a 494 or a 3525 (easy to find out).
@ultra is correct on the mosfet and the SG3525. I have also found out that sometimes when the power supply fets blow, you may also have a problem with the outputs. I would also suggest checking the buffer transistors. They do go faulty when the 3525 shorts out. After you have replaced all faulty components and if you power up and the power supply fets get hot I would suggest you replace the output ICS
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