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May 2001 TM QFET FQT4N25 250V N-Channel MOSFET General Description Features These N-Channel enhancement mode power field effect 0.83A, 250V, RDS(on) = 1.75 @VGS = 10 V transistors are produced using Fairchild s proprietary, Low gate charge ( typical 4.3 nC) planar stripe, DMOS technology. Low Crss ( typical 4.8 pF) This advanced technology has been especially tailored

May 2001 TM QFET FQT4N25 250V N-Channel MOSFET General Description Features These N-Channel enhancement mode power field effect 0.83A, 250V, RDS(on) = 1.75 @VGS = 10 V transistors are produced using Fairchild s proprietary, Low gate charge ( typical 4.3 nC) planar stripe, DMOS technology. Low Crss ( typical 4.8 pF) This advanced technology has been especially tailored

May 2001 TM QFET FQT4N20 200V N-Channel MOSFET General Description Features These N-Channel enhancement mode power field effect 0.85A, 200V, RDS(on) = 1.4 @VGS = 10 V transistors are produced using Fairchild s proprietary, Low gate charge ( typical 5.0 nC) planar stripe, DMOS technology. Low Crss ( typical 5.0 pF) This advanced technology has been especially tailored

May 2001 TM QFET FQT4N20L 200V LOGIC N-Channel MOSFET General Description Features These N-Channel enhancement mode power field effect 0.85A, 200V, RDS(on) = 1.35 @VGS = 10 V transistors are produced using Fairchild s proprietary, Low gate charge ( typical 4.0 nC) planar stripe, DMOS technology. Low Crss ( typical 6.0 pF) This advanced technology has been especially t

May 2001 TM QFET FQT4N20L 200V LOGIC N-Channel MOSFET General Description Features These N-Channel enhancement mode power field effect 0.85A, 200V, RDS(on) = 1.35 @VGS = 10 V transistors are produced using Fairchild s proprietary, Low gate charge ( typical 4.0 nC) planar stripe, DMOS technology. Low Crss ( typical 6.0 pF) This advanced technology has been especially t

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