For a few minutes with only B+ ground and remote. If it doesn't blow a fuse, connect a signal source and speakers and confirm that it produces clean audio at a moderate output.
You'll need to order the parts you need.
The output and power supply FETs are in parallel groups. The FETs in each group need to be fairly closely matched. This means having all in each group from the same batch/date code. It's generally not possible to buy FETs in matched groups (unless you buy full 'sticks', 50pcs). This means that you will typically have to buy more than you need so you have a better chance of having enough matched components for each group.
The output and power supply FETs are in parallel groups. The FETs in each group need to be fairly closely matched. This means having all in each group from the same batch/date code. It's generally not possible to buy FETs in matched groups (unless you buy full 'sticks', 50pcs). This means that you will typically have to buy more than you need so you have a better chance of having enough matched components for each group.
I see AURF3205s and IRF3205s ?
Will these work on a PPI PC4800.2 ?
PPI PC4800.2 has irfz44 for PS FETs with 47 ohm gate resistors, 3 PS FETS are blown.
If so I can order more PS FETs .
It's cheaper the more I buy
Will these work on a PPI PC4800.2 ?
PPI PC4800.2 has irfz44 for PS FETs with 47 ohm gate resistors, 3 PS FETS are blown.
If so I can order more PS FETs .
It's cheaper the more I buy
Just wanted to know if they would work, so I can buy lots of irf3205s it's cheaper when I buy more / lots
Large quantities, Future or Arrow. Smaller quantities or when I need a more user friendly site, Mouser or Digikey.
The differences are not so extreme. The 110 amps is what the silicone inside the transistor can withstand. The lower current is what the package can withstand. Look at the specs for the 25C, 100C and package ratings and read the notes.