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  • Francesc V.
    Tempus fugit
    • Nov 2022
    • 224
    • Catalonia
    #1

    Looking for 1H mosfet in a Lenz DCC decoder for railroad

    Hi:

    I am almost certain that this is a Mosfet, but I am not able to find it. Could you please guide me? This is a really tinny one.


    Thanks in advance,
    Francesc.
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    • lotas
      Badcaps Legend
      • Jan 2016
      • 4535
      • Russia
      #2
      PMPB10XNE
      https://aliexpress.com/item/1005005771139919.html
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        • Francesc V.
          Tempus fugit
          • Nov 2022
          • 224
          • Catalonia
          #3
          Thanks!!! Already ordered. Let's see if it comes to live.

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            • Francesc V.
              Tempus fugit
              • Nov 2022
              • 224
              • Catalonia
              #4
              I just desoldered and it has the following pinout/layout:

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              This does not match with the suggested one, right?

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                • lotas
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                  • Jan 2016
                  • 4535
                  • Russia
                  #5
                  PMPB10XNE
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                    • harp
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                      • Jun 2022
                      • 596
                      • Planet Earth
                      #6
                      I dont know about marking, but package is powerpak sc 70 6L dual
                      Apears in various pin configuration, be careful when ordering.
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                        • truclacicr
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                          • Apr 2019
                          • 297
                          • australia
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                          PMDPB70XP

                          https://www.mouser.com/datasheet/2/9...XP-2938778.pdf

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                            • Admin
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                              • Oct 2003
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                              #8
                              saving local copy of the PMDPB70XP pdf datasheet
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                                • Francesc V.
                                  Tempus fugit
                                  • Nov 2022
                                  • 224
                                  • Catalonia
                                  #9
                                  Thankyou everyone for your valuable feedback. I would bet for the PMDPB70XP

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