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hassanmughal12
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Replacement of k3067 FET

07/27/2014 12:50 AM

Hello Fiends,

Please help me i need the Replacement of K3067 FET. This is not Available in maket now. i Urgent need this.

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Re: Replacement of k3067 FET

07/27/2014 1:07 AM

K3067 NTE Equivalent NTE2387 POWER MOSFET N ...
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Re: Replacement of k3067 FET

07/28/2014 7:34 AM

Your Toshiba 2SK3067 MOSFET is not widely stocked, but Octopart shows that B&D Enterprises has some of them for $4 each. It's a small-die part, rated at 600V and 25W (25ºC case), with Ron = 4.2 ohms and Ciss = 380pF. Fairchild's FQP2N60 is a widely-available replacement with slightly superior specs (64W, 3.7 ohms, 270pF). Digi-Key, Mouser and Newark are selling this part for under a buck.

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