This N channel MOSFET has been discontinued by Fairchild. TO-220 case
Some of the specs are:
Drain-Source Breakdown Voltage: 200 V
Continuous Drain Current: 35 A
Power Dissipation: 176 W
Resistance Drain-Source RDS (on): 0.065 Ohms
Gate-Source Breakdown Voltage: +/- 30 V
Forward Transconductance gFS (Max / Min): 36 S
2 that I crossed ref. that should work are:
Fairchild
FDP52N20
FDP61N20
Perry, what substitute do you use?
Some of the specs are:
Drain-Source Breakdown Voltage: 200 V
Continuous Drain Current: 35 A
Power Dissipation: 176 W
Resistance Drain-Source RDS (on): 0.065 Ohms
Gate-Source Breakdown Voltage: +/- 30 V
Forward Transconductance gFS (Max / Min): 36 S
2 that I crossed ref. that should work are:
Fairchild
FDP52N20
FDP61N20
Perry, what substitute do you use?
Output for a Lightning Audio Amp S2.1000.1D MOSFET Fairchild # SSP 45N20B location Q108 I saw in another thread you recommended a IRF3215
An IRF3415 possibly? It's been a long time since I've seen one of these. What is the rail voltage in the amp?
Don't know, just opened it up late tonight, powered it on but with the with the bottom cover on, went into protect mode. Powered down, took cover off and just took some quick resistance measurements and found a shorted 45n20b. I have another one (same model) with a different problem that I can look at tommorow and get back to you with the rail voltage.
I'm going to bed but will take out the shorted MOSFET tommorrow and get back to you. That was a typo in my previous post, I meant a IRF3415, sorry. Thanks for your help so far, have a good night Perry and I'll post the info tommorrow.
Perry- Rail voltage is 60 volts
Perry I measured 60 volts for the rail voltage. I hope the IRF3415's will work because I have some on hand.
Perry I measured 60 volts for the rail voltage. I hope the IRF3415's will work because I have some on hand.
The IRF3415's Worked Great
Thanks Perry for the recommendation, the IRF3415's worked out excellent.
The one output was shorted , there were 3 to a channel so I replaced all 3 for that channel so as not to have 2 different MOSFET's on the same channel. Ran the amp for a while, no problems, thanks again.😎
Thanks Perry for the recommendation, the IRF3415's worked out excellent.
The one output was shorted , there were 3 to a channel so I replaced all 3 for that channel so as not to have 2 different MOSFET's on the same channel. Ran the amp for a while, no problems, thanks again.😎
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