
VISHAY N-Channel Power MOSFET rated 40V and 3.9A in TO-236 (SOT-23) surface-mount package. Suited to DC/DC converters and load switching.
The VISHAY N-Channel Power MOSFET is a surface-mount transistor rated at a 40 V drain-source voltage and a continuous drain current of 3.9 A, designed for efficient power management applications.
Overview
Built on TrenchFET technology, this MOSFET has a low drain-source on-state resistance of 0.042 ohm at 10 V, which helps to minimise power loss and heat generation. Each unit undergoes 100% gate resistance testing. Its compact TO-236 (SOT-23) package suits space-constrained, surface-mount designs on printed circuit boards. The device can dissipate up to 750 mW and operates within a temperature range up to a maximum of 150°C. With a maximum gate-source threshold voltage of 3 V, it is suited to low-voltage drive circuits commonly found in modern digital systems.
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The VISHAY N-Channel Power MOSFET combines low on-state resistance, high current handling and a compact footprint, making it a versatile choice for power supply and battery management designs.
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