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Barry Smith August 6th 03 07:40 PM

MOSFET Replacements Question
 
In message
"Gary" wrote:

I tried replacing a set of Hitachi 2SJ-49/2SK134 mosfets with Exicon MOSFET
Direct replacements from Maplins, i could not get them to work at all, has
anyone else tried these replacements?

Gary


I'm just catching up on some old posts, so sorry for the delayed response.

I used to build mosfet amps and found BUZ900 and BUZ905 to be
excellent drop-in replacements for the 2S devices.

BUZ900 = N channel = 2SK134/2SK135. BUZ905 = P channel = 2SJ49/2SJ50

HTH
Barry
--
Do infants enjoy infancy as much as adults enjoy adultery.

harrogate August 6th 03 08:45 PM

MOSFET Replacements Question
 

"Gary" wrote:

I tried replacing a set of Hitachi 2SJ-49/2SK134 mosfets with Exicon

MOSFET
Direct replacements from Maplins, i could not get them to work at all,

has
anyone else tried these replacements?

Gary



Now I know this is a silly question, but is the pin-out the same for the
replacement as for the original? The 2SJ49 and 2SK134 were originally TO3
cans, later replaced by a 'winged' flatpack - the body of which might even
have been green!


--
Woody





gumbo August 15th 03 09:36 PM

MOSFET Replacements Question
 
Chris, what type of circuit are you using these in? They sound pretty good!
Could you post a circuit diagram by any chance? Cheers.

Chris Morriss August 16th 03 07:02 AM

MOSFET Replacements Question
 
In message , gumbo
writes
Chris, what type of circuit are you using these in? They sound pretty good!
Could you post a circuit diagram by any chance? Cheers.


I'll send you the schematic I use by email, though I'll have to get our
CAD guys at work to produce a .pdf file from the Cadstar schematic.

By the way, the BUZ900 and similar FETs work much better (in SPICE
simulations at least) in CFP output stages rather than in
source-follower output stages. For source-followers I would still use
high-transconductance FETs like IRL540 / IRL9540 if you can keep the dc
operating point well controlled.
--
Chris Morriss


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