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Identify component in XBOX SMPS
Looks like a surface mount three pin voltage regualator you find on
computer motherboards. Found in the SMPS of an XBOX console. Is an ST part. Has the numbers D1NC6, which I can identify the same on another unit. Does anyone recognise the numbers??? I tried searching with a few other pre-fixes without any luck. Thanks TEX |
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Found it, any common replacements???
I guess i just have to look a bit harder next time. STD1NC60, N Channel,
MOSFET. Just on the hunt for a commonn replacement now. Suggestions??? Thanks TEX TEX wrote: Looks like a surface mount three pin voltage regualator you find on computer motherboards. Found in the SMPS of an XBOX console. Is an ST part. Has the numbers D1NC6, which I can identify the same on another unit. Does anyone recognise the numbers??? I tried searching with a few other pre-fixes without any luck. Thanks TEX |
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Found it, any common replacements???
"TEX" wrote in message ... I guess i just have to look a bit harder next time. STD1NC60, N Channel, MOSFET. Just on the hunt for a commonn replacement now. Suggestions??? Thanks TEX MOSFET's seem to sub pretty well, just find something with similar specs. I've used IRF840's to repair SMPS's before. |
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