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STSJ60NH3LL - N-CHANNEL POWER MOSFET

Description

This device utilizes the latest advanced design rules of ST’s proprietary STripFET™ technology.

This process coupled to unique metallization techniques realizes the most advanced low voltage Power MOSFET in SO-8 ever produced.

The exposed slug reduces the Rthj-c improving the current capability.

Features

  • Type STSJ60NH3LL.
  • VDSS 30V RDS(on).

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Part number STSJ60NH3LL
Manufacturer STMicroelectronics
File Size 303.50 KB
Description N-CHANNEL POWER MOSFET
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www.DataSheet4U.com STSJ60NH3LL N-channel 30V - 0.004Ω - 15A - PowerSO-8™ STripFET™ Power MOSFET for DC-DC conversion General features Type STSJ60NH3LL ■ ■ ■ ■ VDSS 30V RDS(on) <0.0057Ω ID 15A (2) Optimal RDS(on) x Qg trade-off @ 4.5 V Conduction losses reduced Improved junction-case thermal resistance Low threshold device PowerSO-8™ Description This device utilizes the latest advanced design rules of ST’s proprietary STripFET™ technology. This process coupled to unique metallization techniques realizes the most advanced low voltage Power MOSFET in SO-8 ever produced. The exposed slug reduces the Rthj-c improving the current capability.
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