iWaver PRO FETs Revealed!

Viewing 5 reply threads
  • Author
    Posts
    • #12457
      Avatar photoAaron
      Keymaster
      • Posts: 2146

      ausmicro.com is happy to break the news that we ve established the FETs used in the iWaver PRO electronics!

      They are a FDS4501H from Fairchild Semi-Conductor.

      The good news is these FETs are actually reasonably decent!

      Here s the low-down.

      Total On-Resistance at Mini-Z logic voltages:
      FDS4501H: 0.0775 ohms
      IRF7389: 0.1650 ohms
      IRF7317: 0.0620 ohms
      SI4562DY: 0.0620 ohms
      IRF7210/IRF7809AV Hybrid: 0.02 ohms

      Toyeast say the new Pro FETs can handle 5A motors drains, and they can, the P-Channel maxes out at 5.6A but the power dissipation of the package is still quite low at 2.5W so the internal resistance will work against it.

      So are they any good?
      In our opinion these FETs should have been fitted to every Mini-Z ever made, their performance would be better than the original FETs used in most Mini-Z boards, and they are certainly a step above and beyond the 3003 packages!
      BUT they re not the solution to running hot motors!
      That still needs lower on resistances and better current handling. But they re a great platform to start with.

      People have already used FDS4501H stacks in their Mini-Zs with good effect, but at the end of the day IRF7317s, SI4562DYs or a Whoa Nelly (or soon to be documented internal hybrid) are a way better deal!

      References
      Toyeast iWaver PRO information
      http://www.fairchildsemi.com/ds/FD/FDS4501H.pdf
      http://www.irf.com

      A.

      --
      Site Owner Guy.

    • #57602
      mocky
      Participant
      • Posts: 239

      my friend steals the FDS4501H from his electronics class, he said they’re the best out there, im just lookin for something that will fit under the iw02 chassis and run a plasma dash but i havent seen anything like that so far.

    • #57609
      icebreaka
      Participant
      • Posts: 347

      newb question.. but how many stacks can u fit cleanly in an mr-02.. no cutting or anything?

      Sorry bout the noobness..

    • #57691
      Charlie Brown
      Participant
      • Posts: 105

      From ikinari’s website, with a regular Kyosho MR02, I’m guessing you can fit a 2×2 stack, but with some cutting and a bit modding you could possibly fit a 4×2 stack.

    • #59550
      ak73 pro a
      Participant
      • Posts: 13

      Can this fet handle x speed pro motor with 2×4 (total 8)? Thanks for help.

    • #59551
      Avatar photoAaron
      Keymaster
      • Posts: 2146

      No worries – most 2×3 stacks will handle any motor. The only issue may be heat buildup in the stack – in particular with the higher resistance 7389s or 3003s.

      A.

      --
      Site Owner Guy.

Viewing 5 reply threads
  • You must be logged in to reply to this topic.