Name: N-Channel MOSFET, 50 A, 60 V, 3-Pin DPAK Fairchild FDD10AN06A0
Brand: Fairchild Semiconductor
SKU: 759-9049
Price: 2.87 AUD
Availability: Discontinued

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	Brand	Fairchild Semiconductor
	Channel Type	N
	Maximum Continuous Drain Current	50 A
	Maximum Drain Source Voltage	60 V
	Package Type	DPAK (TO-252)
	Mounting Type	Surface Mount
	Pin Count	3
	Maximum Drain Source Resistance	23 mΩ
	Channel Mode	Enhancement
	Minimum Gate Threshold Voltage	2V
	Maximum Power Dissipation	135 W
	Transistor Configuration	Single
	Maximum Gate Source Voltage	-20 V, +20 V
	Number of Elements per Chip	1
	Typical Gate Charge @ Vgs	28 nC @ 10 V
	Maximum Operating Temperature	+175 °C
	Transistor Material	Si
	Width	6.22mm
	Length	6.73mm
	Height	2.39mm
	Series	PowerTrench
	Minimum Operating Temperature	-55 °C

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	Brand Fairchild Semiconductor
	Channel Type N
	Maximum Continuous Drain Current 50 A
	Maximum Drain Source Voltage 60 V
	Package Type DPAK (TO-252)
	Mounting Type Surface Mount
	Pin Count 3
	Maximum Drain Source Resistance 23 mΩ
	Channel Mode Enhancement
	Minimum Gate Threshold Voltage 2V
	Maximum Power Dissipation 135 W
	Transistor Configuration Single
	Maximum Gate Source Voltage -20 V, +20 V
	Number of Elements per Chip 1
	Typical Gate Charge @ Vgs 28 nC @ 10 V
	Maximum Operating Temperature +175 °C
	Transistor Material Si
	Width 6.22mm
	Length 6.73mm
	Height 2.39mm
	Series PowerTrench
	Minimum Operating Temperature -55 °C

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