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17-07-2006, 08:29
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Re: victor mosfets
Go to the IRC website. Lookup the data sheet on the IRL3103 and then go to the automotive applications and look up thru the hole automotive rated FETS. As you'll see there maybe some better choices for fets. The fets rated for automotive applications are designed to take more abuse that is found in cars. Would a fet swap in the victors be legal? Adding better heat sinking?
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