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.
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Re: Benq broken chip
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.
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I'm more concerned about the darkening around your inverter transformersCap Datasheet Depot: http://www.paullinebarger.net/DS/
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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 donComment
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Q601 should be a N-channel MOSFET (that's what it normally is on most monitors). Not sure of numbers and specs since I don't have this monitor.Comment
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belina monitor model number is ??
would help me to look in my notes to see if i have any info
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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.Comment
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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.Comment
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Ahh now I see what the fuzz was all about - I just saw his picture with the yellow hairband and did not see the 'Q601' part.
If he however is thinking of the PWM chip it most likely is a 1203p60.Comment
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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/Comment
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Now we have indentyfied the right device, is anyone able to give number.
rgds to all.Comment
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Monitor model number, may be more than helpful.Comment
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Sorry for delay with midel no. have had nasty chest infection.
Model no. BB10001. the BB could be 88,
rgds.Comment
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Maybe i am wrong , but the BenQ number printet on the board is
4H.03V02.A03
If so Q601 is a K3530, IC601 a 1203P60
I found this board in a belinea 2225 S1WComment
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hi everybody i am new to this forum. i need to know is there any equivalent for 1203p60? i need urgent. videopoint5@yahoo.com.
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Hello,
Maybe this link would be of help.
http://www.mouser.com/search/Product...63-NCP1203P60G
Take Care,
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