Mosfet Replacement Compatibility - Corsair 600gs v2

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  • Quaddro
    Tukang Kentu
    • Nov 2010
    • 141
    • Indonesia

    #1

    Mosfet Replacement Compatibility - Corsair 600gs v2

    Hello.. i have a dead psu from my friend.
    Corsair GS600 v2.
    Pretty decent psu with dc-dc converter in secondary rail.

    Typical dead of 5vsb rail.
    i found the culprit..
    Shorted 5vsb mosfet, CEF04N7G, and a few resistor open due to shorted mosfet.

    Unfortunately, i cant find replacement here (indonesia)


    CEF04N7G is 700v n channel mosfet
    Can i replace it with other mosfet?

    Maybe with toshiba k2611 or 9n90?
    k2611 and 9n90 is 900v n channel mosfet and maybe sama characteristic.

    i do hope anyone can enlight me..

    Thanks alot
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  • eccerr0r
    Solder Sloth
    • Nov 2012
    • 8701
    • USA

    #2
    Re: Mosfet Replacement Compatibility - Corsair 600gs v2

    Well one problem is that the CEF04N7G is an isolated TO-220 and the others are TO-247/TO-3P and physical characteristics may not allow installation.

    The electrical characteristics of the K2611 and 9N90 may be different enough to cause undesired operation I would think as well. I'd give a thumbs down on this substitution though it *may* still work depending of the circuit.

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    • Quaddro
      Tukang Kentu
      • Nov 2010
      • 141
      • Indonesia

      #3
      Re: Mosfet Replacement Compatibility - Corsair 600gs v2

      Originally posted by eccerr0r
      Well one problem is that the CEF04N7G is an isolated TO-220 and the others are TO-247/TO-3P and physical characteristics may not allow installation.

      The electrical characteristics of the K2611 and 9N90 may be different enough to cause undesired operation I would think as well. I'd give a thumbs down on this substitution though it *may* still work depending of the circuit.
      Physical size is not a problem. slightly bending pin here and there, it will fit.

      What kind of characteristic is different between CEF04N7G and K2611/9N90?
      Would you point it?
      For some learning to me..

      Or any substitution for CEF04N7G that will work?

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      • eccerr0r
        Solder Sloth
        • Nov 2012
        • 8701
        • USA

        #4
        Re: Mosfet Replacement Compatibility - Corsair 600gs v2

        Pretty much all of the characteristics of the mosfets are different enough to warrant the suggestion not to use them, the characteristics are completely different. Again the circuit topology would be the final answer but we don't have that data.

        I'd have to go research a possible replacement, can't think of any off hand. Digikey/Mouser has a good tool to select possible replacements.

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        • diif
          Badcaps Legend
          • Feb 2014
          • 6978
          • England

          #5
          Re: Mosfet Replacement Compatibility - Corsair 600gs v2

          I use this site when looking for equivalent replacements. https://alltransistors.com/

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          • Quaddro
            Tukang Kentu
            • Nov 2010
            • 141
            • Indonesia

            #6
            Re: Mosfet Replacement Compatibility - Corsair 600gs v2

            Originally posted by eccerr0r
            Pretty much all of the characteristics of the mosfets are different enough to warrant the suggestion not to use them, the characteristics are completely different. Again the circuit topology would be the final answer but we don't have that data.

            I'd have to go research a possible replacement, can't think of any off hand. Digikey/Mouser has a good tool to select possible replacements.
            Originally posted by diif
            I use this site when looking for equivalent replacements. https://alltransistors.com/

            nice, thanks for the help.
            through the alltransistor, i found some mosfet that maybe have a good compatibility.

            I do hope this will work..

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