Fairchild support - lol

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Recently Fairchild have been spamming magazines with full page adverts for
their Smart Power Module 3ph bridges.

So I register on their site and on their knowledge base ask

"Give me some reasons to design in for example a FSBS5CH60 rather than an
IR IRAMS06UP60."

I figured they would be keen and able to expound the benefits of their
product over one of their main competitors.

What I get is a badly formed multipart HTML email which asked what
parameters am I interested in and attached a FSBS5CH60 (like I didn't
already have it) datasheet.

When I look on their knowledge base my question is marked solved!

Anyone here have better answers?
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[joseph2k]

Recently Fairchild have been spamming magazines with full page adverts for
their Smart Power Module 3ph bridges.

So I register on their site and on their knowledge base ask

"Give me some reasons to design in for example a FSBS5CH60 rather than an
IR IRAMS06UP60."

I figured they would be keen and able to expound the benefits of their
product over one of their main competitors.

What I get is a badly formed multipart HTML email which asked what
parameters am I interested in and attached a FSBS5CH60 (like I didn't
already have it) datasheet.

When I look on their knowledge base my question is marked solved!

Anyone here have better answers?
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In the eyes of the salescritter, and its boss, it is solved; if the
datasheet can't convince of their product's superiority, you are not
qualified to use it.
Truth is in the eyes of the beholder.

 

[MooseFET]

In the eyes of the salescritter, and its boss, it is solved; if the
datasheet can't convince of their product's superiority, you are not
qualified to use it.
Truth is in the eyes of the beholder.

This is often how companies start to act just before they start to go
out of business. The people that work in the problem solving
department get rated on how many problems get marked as solved. As a
result, they just mark all the problems as solved and collect their
bonus.