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Product Advantage ▼
The IRF3808PBF N-channel power MOSFET is engineered to resolve critical thermal and efficiency challenges in high-power industrial electronics. Encased in a sturdy TO-220 package, the component features a smooth, matte black epoxy resin body paired with a precision-stamped metallic heat sink tab. This physical construction not only provides a solid tactile feel during manual or automated assembly but also ensures optimal thermal transfer away from the active silicon die. By combining ultra-low conduction loss, robust avalanche endurance, and wide thermal tolerance, this field effect transistor meets the rigorous switching demands of heavy-duty motor drives, power supplies, and inverter circuits. Core characteristics are elaborated below, detailing how this component enhances overall system reliability and operational efficiency:
This specialized low Rds(on) field effect transistor features an exceptional 7mΩ on-resistance when operated under a standard 10V gate drive. When the component is carrying its full rated 140A continuous drain current, this minimal resistance ensures that it generates significantly less heat compared to conventional power MOSFETs. For engineering teams designing industrial motor drive circuits, this reduction in thermal output directly translates to smaller external heat sink requirements, freeing up valuable printed circuit board space. The cooler operation also minimizes thermal stress on adjacent sensitive components, ultimately raising the energy efficiency and prolonging the operational lifespan of the entire power module.
Equipped with a highly standardized dynamic dv/dt withstand rating, this power MOSFET is specifically fabricated to resist the sharp, aggressive voltage spikes typically generated by inductive loads during high-speed switching cycles. The internal silicon structure is optimized to prevent parasitic turn-on events that can lead to catastrophic circuit failure. By maintaining strict control over voltage transients, the transistor avoids false triggering and breakdown risks. This ensures incredibly stable pulse width modulation (PWM) switching performance, making it an ideal choice for high-frequency industrial power conversion systems, uninterruptible power supplies, and heavy-duty robotic controllers where electrical noise is prevalent.
Supporting continuous operation up to a demanding 175°C junction temperature, this N-channel MOSFET is built to survive in the most unforgiving industrial environments. The robust packaging and advanced die attach materials maintain consistent electrical parameters even when enclosed inside sealed, high-temperature control cabinets or exposed to the radiant heat of vehicle engine compartments. It easily tolerates long-term thermal cycling—expanding and contracting without compromising the integrity of the internal wire bonds. This extreme temperature tolerance guarantees that industrial equipment continues to function reliably without obvious performance drift, reducing the need for active cooling mechanisms.
Carefully engineered with matched gate charge and input capacitance parameters, this field effect transistor achieves exceptionally rapid on/off conversion rates while keeping switching losses to an absolute minimum. The swift transition times prevent the transistor from lingering in the linear region, which is a primary source of heat generation in high-speed applications. It perfectly fits the demanding requirements of high-frequency pulse width modulation control used in modern industrial motor drives and solar inverters. By ensuring clean, sharp switching edges, the component significantly reduces waveform distortion and minimizes overall switching power consumption across the circuit.
The ruggedized silicon architecture of this power MOSFET permits repeated avalanche impact events even while operating at the full 175°C maximum junction temperature, eliminating the absolute necessity for complex, extra clamping protection circuits. When driving heavy inductive loads, the transistor reliably absorbs the destructive inductive back electromotive force (EMF) generated by motor coils during sudden shut-offs. This inherent ruggedness acts as a built-in shock absorber for electrical surges, dramatically lowering the component failure rate and reducing maintenance downtime for long-running industrial drive equipment, conveyor systems, and automated manufacturing lines.
Manufactured utilizing a fully lead-free molding compound and featuring clean, bright, solder-ready terminal pins, this power MOSFET strictly complies with international RoHS environmental directives. The precise manufacturing process ensures the component contains no restricted hazardous substances, presenting a safe, non-toxic profile. This eco-friendly construction supports direct, frictionless export to heavily regulated European, North American, and other global industrial markets without the need for additional material certification delays. The standardized TO-220 footprint also ensures seamless integration into existing wave soldering or manual assembly lines, facilitating smooth international production rollouts.
Technical Parameters ▼
Parameter Item Specification Value
Product Category | Field Effect Transistor (MOSFET) |
|---|---|
Channel Configuration | Single N-Channel |
Drain-Source Voltage (Vdss) | 75 V |
Continuous Drain Current (Id) | 140 A |
On-Resistance (RDS(on)) | 7 mΩ @ Vgs=10 V |
Max Power Dissipation (Pd) | 330 W |
Gate Threshold Voltage (Vgs(th)) | 4 V |
Total Gate Charge (Qg) | 220 nC @ Vgs=10 V |
Input Capacitance (Ciss) | 7.5 pF |
Reverse Transfer Capacitance (Crss) | 890 pF |
Output Capacitance (Coss) | 6.01 nF |
Operating Junction Temperature Range | -55 ℃ ~ +175 ℃ |