Mosfet ic replacements

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Florian Hackenberger

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Hi!

I've got a circuit using some chinese IC's and I'd like to buy retail
replacements chips (or even the components of the IC's if that is the only
option) within the EU. The circuit uses the following IC's (SMD):

L9110 (reads L9110 CD440 on the chip)
SI9926 (reads 9926 {triangle pointing upwards}43RB on the chip)

The circuit is a ac motor controller driven by PWM output from a gumstix
embedded system.

Any help is appreciated!

Regards,
Florian
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Florian Hackenberger
University of Technology
Graz, Austria
florian@hackenberger.at
www.hackenberger.at
 
Hi Florian,

Florian Hackenberger schrieb:
I've got a circuit using some chinese IC's and I'd like to buy retail
replacements chips (or even the components of the IC's if that is the only
option) within the EU. The circuit uses the following IC's (SMD):

L9110 (reads L9110 CD440 on the chip)
SI9926 (reads 9926 {triangle pointing upwards}43RB on the chip)
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Si9926 Dual N Channel FET
http://www.ortodoxism.ro/datasheets/fairchild/SI9926DY.pdf
Maker is Siliconix..wait...Vishay...no wait... Fairchild :)
Try Farnell

The L9110 seems to be a simple dual half bridge driver.
If you are not able to locate any of them, try to use
another H driver IC.

HTH
Wolfgang

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Dear Florian,

We found pretty of stock of the IC that you are looking for.

We may able to ship only EU 8.00 ( 7 to 14 days )

It is interesting !

L9110PD from ST
SI9926 from SI

Nice to meet you !

Patrick - townt.com


"Florian Hackenberger" <f.hackenberger@chello.at>
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Hi!

I've got a circuit using some chinese IC's and I'd like to buy retail
replacements chips (or even the components of the IC's if that is the only
option) within the EU. The circuit uses the following IC's (SMD):

L9110 (reads L9110 CD440 on the chip)
SI9926 (reads 9926 {triangle pointing upwards}43RB on the chip)

The circuit is a ac motor controller driven by PWM output from a gumstix
embedded system.

Any help is appreciated!

Regards,
Florian
--
Florian Hackenberger
University of Technology
Graz, Austria
florian@hackenberger.at
www.hackenberger.at
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