PSMNR90-80ASE - N-channel MOSFET

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Description

N-channel enhancement mode MOSFET in a CCPAK1212 package qualified to 175 °C.

Part of Nexperia's Application Specific MOSFETs (ASFETs) for Hotswap and Soft Start.

Features

Fully optimized Safe Opertating Area (SOA) for superior linear mode operation.
Low RDSon for low I²R conduction losses.
CCPAK1212 package for.

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Part number	PSMNR90-80ASE
Manufacturer	nexperia
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Description	N-channel MOSFET
Datasheet	PSMNR90-80ASE Datasheet
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CCPAK1212 PSMNR90-80ASE N-channel, 80 V, 0.9 mOhm, MOSFET with enhanced SOA in CCPAK1212 package 3 May 2024 Objective data sheet 1. General description N-channel enhancement mode MOSFET in a CCPAK1212 package qualified to 175 °C. Part of Nexperia's Application Specific MOSFETs (ASFETs) for Hotswap and Soft Start. The PSMNR90-80ASE delivers very low RDSon and enhanced safe operating area performance in a high-reliability copper-clip package (CCPAK1212). PSMNR90-80ASE complements the latest "hot-swap" controllers - robust enough to withstand substantial inrush currents during turn-on, low RDSon to minimize I²R losses and deliver optimum efficiency when turned fully ON. 2.

Published: Jul 12, 2024 |