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April 2000 TM QFET QFET QFET QFET 500V N-ChanneI MOSFET GeneraI Description Features These N-Channel enhancement mode power field effect 5.3A, 500V, RDS(on) = 0.73 @VGS = 10 V transistors are produced using Fairchild s proprietary, Low gate charge ( typical 28 nC) planar stripe, DMOS technology. Low Crss ( typical 20 pF) This advanced technology has been

TM QFET FQP9N50C/FQPF9N50C 500V N-Channel MOSFET General Description Features These N-Channel enhancement mode power field effect 9 A, 500V, RDS(on) = 0.8 @VGS = 10 V transistors are produced using Fairchild s proprietary, Low gate charge ( typical 28 nC) planar stripe, DMOS technology. Low Crss ( typical 24 pF) This advanced technology has been especially tailored to

December 2005 TM FRFET FQPF9N50CF 500V N-Channel MOSFET Features Description 9A, 500V, RDS(on) = 0.85 @VGS = 10 V These N-Channel enhancement mode power field effect transis- tors are produced using Fairchild s proprietary, planar stripe, Low gate charge (typical 28 nC) DMOS technology. Low Crss (typical 24pF) This advanced technology has been especially tailored to

TM QFET FQP9N50C/FQPF9N50C 500V N-Channel MOSFET General Description Features These N-Channel enhancement mode power field effect 9 A, 500V, RDS(on) = 0.8 @VGS = 10 V transistors are produced using Fairchild s proprietary, Low gate charge ( typical 28 nC) planar stripe, DMOS technology. Low Crss ( typical 24 pF) This advanced technology has been especially tailored to

November 2013 FQPF9N50C N-Channel QFET MOSFET 500 V, 9 A, 800 m Description Features These N-Channel enhancement mode power field effect 9 A, 500 V, RDS(on) = 800 m (Max.) @ VGS = 10 V, transistors are produced using Fairchild s proprietary, ID = 4.5 A planar stripe, DMOS technology. This advanced Low Gate Charge (Typ. 28 nC) technology has been especially tailored to m

Is Now Part of To learn more about ON Semiconductor, please visit our website at www.onsemi.com Please note As part of the Fairchild Semiconductor integration, some of the Fairchild orderable part numbers will need to change in order to meet ON Semiconductor s system requirements. Since the ON Semiconductor product management systems do not have the ability to manage part nomenclatur