IRF
Did you ever try IRF7304 and IRF7306?
They are not expensive and easy to get.
Uli

Nelson Pass said:Also, you can get dual P channel Mosfets at similar specs.
TI had some, and I just saw one from Vishay:
http://www.vishay.com/docs/70138/70138.pdf
This is only rated at 20 volts, but very likely will take much
more without a burp.
Did you ever try IRF7304 and IRF7306?
They are not expensive and easy to get.
Uli



Thanks for the reference, I haven't tried them, but I'm
certain they would work. The 70138/70138 look to have
a better capacitance figure, though.
certain they would work. The 70138/70138 look to have
a better capacitance figure, though.
thanks
Nelson,
thanks for your quick answer!
Reason is that the vishay fets aren´t that easy to get in diy
quantities in Europe whereas the IRFs are sold by eg.
RS-components all
over Europe for a reasonable price.
Uli

Nelson,
thanks for your quick answer!
Reason is that the vishay fets aren´t that easy to get in diy
quantities in Europe whereas the IRFs are sold by eg.
RS-components all
over Europe for a reasonable price.
Uli



Well, I've said it before, but matching of diff pairs for audio
is not the be-all end-all approach.
is not the be-all end-all approach.
Ot
4.00 British Pounds for IRFP240 in single quantities...? Wow!
uli said:... whereas the IRFs are sold by eg. RS-components all over Europe for a reasonable price...
4.00 British Pounds for IRFP240 in single quantities...? Wow!
pounds
In Germanien bist besser dran mit
http://www.reichelt.de
Uli

PS: http://www.rs-components.at
nimmt 2,80 Euro
In Germanien bist besser dran mit
http://www.reichelt.de
Uli



PS: http://www.rs-components.at
nimmt 2,80 Euro
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