PSMN1R0-40SSH Datasheet PDF - nexperia N-channel MOSFET Specs

PSMN1R0-40SSH - N-channel MOSFET

Datasheet Summary

Description

325 Amp continuous current, standard level gate drive, N-channel enhancement mode MOSFET in LFPAK88 package.

Features

325 Amp continuous current capability.
LFPAK88 (8 x 8 mm) LFPAK-style low-stress exposed lead-frame for ultimate reliability, optimum soldering and easy solder-joint inspection.
Copper-clip and solder die attach for low package inductance and resistance, and high ID (max) rating.
Ideal replacement for D2PAK and 10 x 12 mm leadless package types.
Qualified to 175 °C.
Meets UL2595 requirements for creepage and clearance.
Avalanche rat.

Datasheet Details

Part number	PSMN1R0-40SSH
Manufacturer	nexperia
File Size	322.38 KB
Description	N-channel MOSFET
Datasheet	PSMN1R0-40SSH Datasheet
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PSMN1R0-40SSH N-channel 40 V, 1 mΩ, 325 Amps continuous, standard level MOSFET in LFPAK88 using NextPowerS3 Technology 1 May 2019 Product data sheet 1. General description 325 Amp continuous current, standard level gate drive, N-channel enhancement mode MOSFET in LFPAK88 package. NextPowerS3 family using Nexperia’s unique “SchottkyPlus” technology delivers high efficiency and low spiking performance usually associated with MOSFETs with an integrated Schottky or Schottky-like diode but without problematic high leakage current. NextPowerS3 is particularly suited to high efficiency applications at high switching frequencies, and also safe and reliable switching at high load-current. 2.

Published: Jul 28, 2019 |