MOSFET FDMC86106Z or AON6426 substitute for M3058M ?

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  • kalemaroni
    Senior Member
    • Jun 2016
    • 189
    • UK
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    MOSFET FDMC86106Z or AON6426 substitute for M3058M ?

    Anyone know if I can use either a FDMC86106Z or AON6426 instead of M3058M to charge a 15V battery with a 20V input with BQ24780S ?





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    • lotas
      Badcaps Legend
      • Jan 2016
      • 4796
      • Russia
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      Re: MOSFET FDMC86106Z or AON6426 substitute for M3058M ?

      The M3058M is rated at 140A, but what you want to replace is 7.5A and 65A.

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        • kalemaroni
          Senior Member
          • Jun 2016
          • 189
          • UK
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          Re: MOSFET FDMC86106Z or AON6426 substitute for M3058M ?

          Originally posted by lotas
          The M3058M is rated at 140A, but what you want to replace is 7.5A and 65A.
          Thank you very much

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