Anyone having issues with S494P PWM switching chips in power supplies?
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Anyone having issues with S494P PWM switching chips in power supplies?
I have a Planet Audio 4 channel that was playing fine and simply cut off. It does not power up at all so I popped the top an traced the fault to the S494P PWM chip where the ign +12 voltage stops at pin #12 vcc input.
Imagine that, a pulse width modulation chip that is used in switching power supplies as the main building block, and me with an amp that won't turn on..... I bet that's never happened before. :laugh:
So anywho, I've been out of the game for a good while, but looks like I remember everything. The repair won't be an issue, just drop a new IC in it.
Now my question.......
#1- anyone else have issues with this IC?
#2- anyone have a recommended distributor that'll ship me just one hassle free?
Thanks!
Imagine that, a pulse width modulation chip that is used in switching power supplies as the main building block, and me with an amp that won't turn on..... I bet that's never happened before. :laugh:
So anywho, I've been out of the game for a good while, but looks like I remember everything. The repair won't be an issue, just drop a new IC in it.
Now my question.......
#1- anyone else have issues with this IC?
#2- anyone have a recommended distributor that'll ship me just one hassle free?
Thanks!
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Never used this IC before. McIntosh amps use their own in house PWM switching array. That's why they still keep cranking after many many decades.
As for a distributor, IF Digikey carries them, they're usually excellent. Do they give a distributor listing?
As for a distributor, IF Digikey carries them, they're usually excellent. Do they give a distributor listing?
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