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  • tech2014
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    MOSFET Equivalent

    I found 2 shorted mosfets on a power supply from a SONY LCD tv. The writing on the MOSFETS was K4096, or 2SK4096-
    http://www.digikey.ca/product-search...ywords=2sk4096

    Digikey told me this part would work
    https://www.digikey.ca/product-searc...IPA50R520CP-ND

    I just want to know if everyone agrees with the replacement part.
    Last edited by tech2014; 11-13-2015, 04:43 PM.
  • tw2005
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    Re: MOSFET Equivalent

    Originally posted by tech2014
    I found 2 shorted mosfets on a power supply from a SONY LCD tv. The writing on the MOSFETS was K4096, or 2SK4096-
    http://www.digikey.ca/product-search...ywords=2sk4096

    Digikey told me this part would work
    https://www.digikey.ca/product-searc...IPA50R520CP-ND

    I just want to know if everyone agrees with the replacement part.
    there's probably a lot of FETs that'll handle it but I'd try and find one that's at least equal in current or even upgrade to a higher rating. It's an 8amp 500V N FET.

    Is Digikey the best supplier in canada

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    • tech2014
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      #3
      Re: MOSFET Equivalent

      yes digikey is the best supplier. The part digikey said would work is 7.1A. Would this be ok?

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      • tw2005
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        Re: MOSFET Equivalent

        Would most likely be fine, sanyo sheet quotes 7.1A @ SANYO’s ideal heat dissipation condition.

        What do you have laying around in the FET department you could scavange?

        Common numbering for these could be 8N50, etc may help find something. generally

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        • tech2014
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          Re: MOSFET Equivalent

          Actually I have a MOSFET that says T8N50 on it. Would this work? See digikey link below.

          https://www.digikey.ca/product-search/en?keywords=t8n50
          Last edited by tech2014; 11-13-2015, 05:56 PM.

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          • tw2005
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            Re: MOSFET Equivalent

            what's limiting this is most likely the package being full plastic. you could always use standard TO220 with an insulator

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            • tw2005
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              Re: MOSFET Equivalent

              RJK series Renesas, 50xx or 60xx.

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              • tech2014
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                Re: MOSFET Equivalent

                Thanks
                Last edited by tech2014; 11-13-2015, 06:21 PM.

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                • tw2005
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                  Re: MOSFET Equivalent

                  Originally posted by tech2014
                  Actually I have a MOSFET that says T8N50 on it. Would this work? See digikey link below.

                  https://www.digikey.ca/product-search/en?keywords=t8n50
                  That would do it. Just confirm the pinouts match and you'll need to have an insulator behind the metal tab and an insulator for the bolt

                  .

                  When you click on the original link for the Sanyo transistor it shows most people interested in that also interested in AOT8N50

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                  • tech2014
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                    #10
                    Re: MOSFET Equivalent

                    thanks tw2005. Definitely a good idea to insulate otherwise there would be a good spark show lol.

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