Part number:
AM50P03-10D
Manufacturer:
Analog Power
File Size:
433.46 KB
Description:
P-channel mosfet.
AM50P03-10D Datasheet (433.46 KB)
* Low rDS(on) trench technology
* Low thermal impedance
* Fast switching speed Typical Applications:
* Load Switches
* DC/DC Conversion
* Motor Drives AM50P03-10D VDS (V) -30 PRODUCT SUMMARY rDS(on) (mΩ) 10.5 @ VGS = 10V 16 @ VGS = 4.5V ID (A) -56
AM50P03-10D Datasheet (433.46 KB)
AM50P03-10D
Analog Power
433.46 KB
P-channel mosfet.
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