C3420 transistor: possible replacements

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  • rattlesnake
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    • Dec 2017
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    C3420 transistor: possible replacements

    I was testing an old M919 v3.2 motherboard and doing something I shouldn't have done I damaged the C3420 transistor. Apparently (I'm a noob in electronics) it controls the voltage that is supplied to the CPU. In this case, the damaged C3420 will work with 5v CPUs but not with 3.3v CPUs.

    I had an exact same board laying around and replaced the bad transistor with an identical one and bingo, I was right, that was the problem! 3.3v CPUs work again with this one.

    Now the question is, what are possible, readily available replacements for this transistor?

    I could find this datasheet, and even if my transistor doesn't have the "2S" written on it, I guess this is the correct datasheet, right?

    I also have a third M919 a-ok that doesn't have the C3420 transistor, but instead it has a couple of D882-0 transistors (if that info helps).

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