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    Identify a component - Futaba S9550 servo

    Hi, I've go a futaba S9550 servo with a burned component.

    There is a similar one next to it with the marking "AI855 603" or "A1855 603" But the burned one is clearly "856"
    Can someone tell me where I can get a replacement part?
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    Re: Identify a component - Futaba S9550 servo

    Originally posted by beggi90 View Post
    Hi, I've go a futaba S9550 servo with a burned component.

    There is a similar one next to it with the marking "AI855 603" or "A1855 603" But the burned one is clearly "856"
    Can someone tell me where I can get a replacement part?
    It's a µPA1856 P-channel mosfet.
    Muh-soggy-knee

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      #3
      Re: Identify a component - Futaba S9550 servo

      Here is a datasheet.
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        #4
        Re: Identify a component - Futaba S9550 servo

        Thanks for the response.

        I've been trying to locate a spare but I'm unsure what I should look for in the datasheet to find a replacement.

        I know the pinout has to be the same but how about the voltages, can it be higher?

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          #5
          Re: Identify a component - Futaba S9550 servo

          Digi-Key has the IRF7750 which seems to me like it would substitute. Of course you need to verify this for yourself, but it would be what I would try.

          http://www.digikey.com/product-detai...FCT-ND/1983086
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            Re: Identify a component - Futaba S9550 servo

            Originally posted by LDSisHere View Post
            Digi-Key has the IRF7750 which seems to me like it would substitute. Of course you need to verify this for yourself, but it would be what I would try.

            http://www.digikey.com/product-detai...FCT-ND/1983086
            Thank you so much for your help.
            Got the chip today and soldered it on, first time soldering a chip this small so it was a bit of a challenge.

            Connected it to the rc car and it seems to work flawlessly but I wont be sure until I put it on the track.
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              #7
              Re: Identify a component - Futaba S9550 servo

              I am glad it worked for you, thanks for responding back with the results of the substitution.

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