I have a belina monitor with Benq motherboard, Q601 has blown so I cant read it, can anyone help me with device no. The only ident no for the m/board ican find is 070 128.
Thankyou;
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I am not too good with uploading files. I hope these are ok, I have no photo editor, so have placed a yellow hairband on one of the photos to indicate the position of Q601.
With regards to the dark area, i have replaced the two inverters, the two driver devices plus all the caps, so i hope the new q601, a three leg device with heat sink.
cheers don
Like I said, the ship is most likely a 1203p60 8 pin dip 'PWM Current-Mode
Controller for Universal Off-Line Supplies Featuring Standby and Short Circuit
Protection' as it was on my board, see my picture.
I think there is some confusion here. For Q601, the "Q" designator is for a transistor. In this case, it's the switching mosfet transistor mounted on the heatsink. However, the OP has circled the 8-pin PWM chip in his photo, which should be labeled IC601. The OP needs to identify which component they're really asking about.
Thanks to all. Gabriel was right, I did not put the hairband over to the right enough, the heatsink is only just visible, and it def is Q601 NOT ic601, this device is next to L604 and D 601. Sorry for problem/
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