The fets were blown and I replaced them now the rectifier diodes pin broke and I want to replace them Perry what do you recommend this is one of the amplifier I used buz11 as substitute they are still ok, just the rectifier diodes pin broke, I can clean them up and add pins to them but I'd prefer to replace them
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I'd use the MUR1620CT and MUR1620CTR.
You need to clean up the board before and after replacing any components. Acetone(preferred) or alcohol (91%) and cotton swabs/paper towels or a toothbrush will work. It makes the job look much better. One example below.
I'd use the MUR1620CT and MUR1620CTR.
You need to clean up the board before and after replacing any components. Acetone(preferred) or alcohol (91%) and cotton swabs/paper towels or a toothbrush will work. It makes the job look much better. One example below.
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It's part of the Zobel network (RC network across the output of the amp that helps stabilize the amp (prevents it from oscillating with highly reactive loads).
https://www.google.com/search?q=Zobel+network&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8
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4.7 ohm is closer to 2.7 ohms (red, purple, gold?) than an open resistor. What are you planning on doing with the amp between now and the time when you order the parts for it?
It's going to used to play mid range
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The amp is for a friend he has bad luck, this and another amplifier failed due to battery problems low voltage, but he's saying he can't have music for more than a week or 2 as well as the channel that has the resistor blown isn't being used, I just want him to have music until I can order the parts
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