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BST-80 FET NXP replacement?

10/12/2009 12:35 AM

BST80 FET NXP is out of production. Any direct replacement for it?

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Re: BST-80 FET NXP replacement?

10/12/2009 12:55 AM

Is this close enough?

http://www.supertex.com/pdf/datasheets/TN2510.pdf
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Re: BST-80 FET NXP replacement?

10/12/2009 1:12 AM

Yes this looks very close to what I need. Thanks. I will also like to try FET with milli ohms ON resistance to avoid heating as 1 ohm ON resistance looks on high side for driving high frequency transformer.

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