0GraffyR 1 year ago ReplyUpvoteCan I replace IRFP460a MOSFET with a IRFP460???pls I need your expert advice..
0steveastroukvnguyễn19 Answer 7 years ago ReplyUpvoteYes, they'll work, but you'll need to heatsink them well.
0vnguyễn19steveastrouk Answer 7 years ago ReplyUpvoteCan you simulate the circuit on computer ? Because I tested that circuit and it doesn't work, SOMETHING WRONG ?
0steveastroukvnguyễn19 Answer 7 years ago ReplyUpvoteIt'll be very fussy about the way you wind the transformer. Make sure you do it rigth
0vnguyễn19steveastrouk Answer 7 years ago ReplyUpvoteI used diode 1N4007 , and 3 resistor 220 ,100, and 150 5 watt to combine them to 470 ohm 5 watt
0The MadScientist 7 years ago ReplyUpvoteYes. I've tried it before at twelve volts, but i didn't take it any higher with fear of frying my expensive IRFP460's. You can run a ZVS driver with IRF540's at 12V and even at 24V for a bit (they blew up on me).
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1 year ago
Can I replace IRFP460a MOSFET with a IRFP460???pls I need your expert advice..
5 years ago
can i use irfp250n alternative irfp250??
please help
7 years ago
Dunno. Need to see a circuit and application.
Answer 7 years ago
This circuit
Answer 7 years ago
Yes, they'll work, but you'll need to heatsink them well.
Answer 7 years ago
Can you simulate the circuit on computer ? Because I tested that circuit and it doesn't work, SOMETHING WRONG ?
Answer 7 years ago
It'll be very fussy about the way you wind the transformer. Make sure you do it rigth
Answer 7 years ago
I used diode 1N4007 , and 3 resistor 220 ,100, and 150 5 watt to combine them to 470 ohm 5 watt
7 years ago
Yes. I've tried it before at twelve volts, but i didn't take it any higher with fear of frying my expensive IRFP460's. You can run a ZVS driver with IRF540's at 12V and even at 24V for a bit (they blew up on me).