Spareparts needed: PFC controller R2A20118B

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  • PowerAmpFreak
    Badcaps Veteran
    • Feb 2010
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    Spareparts needed: PFC controller R2A20118B

    Spareparts needed: PFC controller R2A20118B (SO-20)

    I need the PFC controller chip used on Samsung PSU P/N BN44-00445A.
    It's an odd chip from Renesans, R2A20118B

    If you have this board with a working PFC I am interested to buy it or the chip only.
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