FQPF15N60C,N-Channel MOSFET,600V,15A,TO-220F

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The FQPF15N60C is a high-voltage N-channel MOSFET with a Drain-Source Breakdown Voltage (Vds) of 600V and a Continuous Drain Current (Id) of 15A. It is designed for high-efficiency power switching applications such as power supplies, motor drives, and inverters. This MOSFET features a low Gate-Source Threshold Voltage (Vgs th), making it easy to control and operate efficiently.

The FQPF15N60C provides excellent thermal performance with a power dissipation capacity of up to 156W, ensuring reliable operation in high-power systems. The device comes in a TO-220F package, making it suitable for through-hole mounting, and is capable of handling a wide range of temperatures, from -55C to +150C. It is well-suited for both consumer electronics and industrial power systems.

This MOSFET is optimized for high-speed switching, making it ideal for use in DC-DC converters, motor controls, and other high-efficiency power applications. With its low on-resistance, the FQPF15N60C reduces energy losses, ensuring a more efficient system.

Key Features :
  • High Drain-Source Breakdown Voltage: 600V for handling high-voltage power applications.
  • Continuous Drain Current: 15A, suitable for high-current applications.
  • N-Channel MOSFET: Efficient for fast switching applications.
  • Low Gate-Source Threshold Voltage: Ensures easy control and fast response.
  • Power Dissipation: Up to 156W for effective heat management in power circuits.
  • TO-220F Package: Compact design for easy integration into through-hole systems.
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Brand Generic
GTIN 1,
Max Voltage N/A
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