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Re: HP PN 1855-0418 Part Identification Help


 

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Hello,

I can always order a FET for you with my next Mouser order, and stuff it in an untracked letter.


Tam

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On 03.06.21 03:18, Bernardo Santos wrote:

Frank,

Thanks, I could buy those but the truth is that in my country we have to pay more than 100% taxes. One single FET would cost more than a whole minimum wage of salary around here. So I try to avoid importing as much as possible, but it is a possibility if I don't?find a more widely available part. Thank you for pointing me to that ad.

Vladan,

That's really valuable info. Where did you get that from? I've been googling for days and found nothing. I have been looking at a NS 2N3958 datasheet and am wondering if that would do the job. Gfs is at least double the minimum you listed, and Ciss is typically around 3.5pF, but the rest seems ok. Considering these are select parts, what exactly?did HP select them for? I'm asking because you seem to have much more information?than I ever managed to find after many days on google.?

On Wed, Jun 2, 2021 at 9:57 PM pianovt via <pianovt=[email protected]> wrote:
This is a selected part, which means that something similar was widely available, but I can't give you any commercial part numbers. Here is what I have:

National Semiconductor SF83025 or Intersil ITS31087. These are custom numbers, don't bother looking for them in old catalogs. However, see if you can find something similar to the specs below in NS and Intersil books.:

BVgss 40V min
IDss?? 0.5mA min, 5mA max.
Gfs? 0.5mS min.
Vp/Vgs (threshold)? 0.5V min, 4V max
Ciss? 2pF
Vgs match? 10mV
300mW max

These are almost certainly made with two die per package.

Vladan


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