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Default Generic (cheap) Power MOSFETs ?

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N Cook wrote:

In a similar vein. If an amp needs a rare or expensive or unattainable
output hybrid block STK..., TA..., Si... I tend these days using a
relatively cheap for its performance, 100W TDA7294 instead. Small

enough
to
place upside down or 2 together for 2 channels, with extra clamping

and
with
a strip of matrix board on the new block pins then insulated wires

crossing
over one another to the original pad positions.
It is usually possible to work out the DC rails, i/ps,o/p, comp, mute

lines
even if a pinout for the original is not available.


I do miss those Maplin 150 watt mosfet modules, great for resurrecting
old stuff like H-H PA amps and the like. There`s nothing quite like them
now, I must have built over a hundred, and most of them I bet are still
working.

Ron(UK)

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Assuming you put in spring clamps, or such, then cutting off the

protruding
tab of the TDA7294 leaves a block only 20x10x4 mm , so 2 easily go in the
space of an STK... etc and those are usually quite a bit less than 2x

100W.
I wonder if they're bridgable, I'll have to dig out the pdf.

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The pdf shows 2 bridged example but 8 ohm minimum but I've seen 4 of these
bridged in a high power mixer-amp so presumably 4 ohm in that case.
I meant SVi not Si, the Technics things

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