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news - 27 Feb 2005 06:03 GMT
I've got a gigabyte motherboard (GA-7BAXP) that has suffered a blow out due
to capacitor leakage.  The power mosfet I'm looking for is marked 70N03S.
I've determined that it was made by Intersil/Fairchild and it's part number
is RF1S70N03SM.  It is in a TO220AB casing i.e. the drain is soldered to the
motherboard.  Anyone have an idea where I can source 4-5 of these here in
Australia, Sydney.
Phil Allison - 27 Feb 2005 09:34 GMT
"news"

> I've got a gigabyte motherboard (GA-7BAXP) that has suffered a blow out
> due to capacitor leakage.  The power mosfet I'm looking for is marked
> 70N03S. I've determined that it was made by Intersil/Fairchild and it's
> part number is RF1S70N03SM.  It is in a TO220AB casing i.e. the drain is
> soldered to the motherboard.  Anyone have an idea where I can source 4-5
> of these here in Australia, Sydney.

**  If the device is really in a TO220 pack -  then the number is RFP70N03

 Farnell in One sell them -  cat.  # 291 - 584  for  $11.34 +

 The RF1S......  number refers to a TO 262 pack   -  where the tab has been
shaved off.

See:
http://www.datasheetcatalog.com/datasheets_pdf/R/F/1/S/RF1S70N03.shtml

................   Phil
news - 27 Feb 2005 09:51 GMT
Great..
You are right it's in a TO263AB.  I suppose I can use the TO220 and hack off
the tab.
Thanks

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> ................   Phil
Phil Allison - 27 Feb 2005 10:01 GMT
"news"
> Great..
> You are right it's in a TO263AB.  I suppose I can use the TO220 and hack
> off the tab.
> Thanks

**  With a delicate touch  -  pleeeeeasssse.

Put the tab in a vyce, very tightly, leaving just enough exposed for a
*new* hacksaw blade to access.

Clean up with a small file.

BTW

A TO263 is smaller and has mini version legs compared to a TO220.

...........    Phil
Ed () - 28 Feb 2005 10:20 GMT
try gigabyte in tiawan
they may offer you a job as well
as the service here is sh.t

: I've got a gigabyte motherboard (GA-7BAXP) that has suffered a blow out due
: to capacitor leakage.  The power mosfet I'm looking for is marked 70N03S.
: I've determined that it was made by Intersil/Fairchild and it's part number
: is RF1S70N03SM.  It is in a TO220AB casing i.e. the drain is soldered to the
: motherboard.  Anyone have an idea where I can source 4-5 of these here in
: Australia, Sydney.
 
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