onsemi UniFET N-Channel MOSFET, 75 A, 75 V, 3-Pin TO-220AB FDP75N08A

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RS Stock No.:
145-5357
Mfr. Part No.:
FDP75N08A
Brand:
onsemi
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Brand

onsemi

Channel Type

N

Maximum Continuous Drain Current

75 A

Maximum Drain Source Voltage

75 V

Package Type

TO-220AB

Series

UniFET

Mounting Type

Through Hole

Pin Count

3

Maximum Drain Source Resistance

11 mΩ

Channel Mode

Enhancement

Minimum Gate Threshold Voltage

2V

Maximum Power Dissipation

137 W

Transistor Configuration

Single

Maximum Gate Source Voltage

-20 V, +20 V

Number of Elements per Chip

1

Width

4.83mm

Length

10.67mm

Transistor Material

Si

Maximum Operating Temperature

+150 °C

Typical Gate Charge @ Vgs

80 nC @ 10 V

Minimum Operating Temperature

-55 °C

Height

9.4mm

COO (Country of Origin):
MY

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