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   Type Designator: FQPF3N90
   Type of Transistor: MOSFET
   Type of Control Channel: N -Channel
   Pdⓘ - Maximum Power Dissipation: 43 W
   |Vds|ⓘ - Maximum Drain-Source Voltage: 900 V
   |Vgs|ⓘ - Maximum Gate-Source Voltage: 30 V
   |Vgs(th)|ⓘ - Maximum Gate-Threshold Voltage: 5 V
   |Id|ⓘ - Maximum Drain Current: 2.1 A
   Tjⓘ - Maximum Junction Temperature: 150 °C
   Qgⓘ - Total Gate Charge: 20 nC
   trⓘ - Rise Time: 45 nS
   Cossⓘ - Output Capacitance: 65 pF
   Rdsⓘ - Maximum Drain-Source On-State Resistance: 4.25 Ohm
   Package: TO-220F

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FQPF3N90 Datasheet (PDF)

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fqpf3n90.pdf

FQPF3N90
FQPF3N90

September 2000TMQFETQFETQFETQFETFQPF3N90900V N-Channel MOSFETGeneral Description FeaturesThese N-Channel enhancement mode power field effect 2.1A, 900V, RDS(on) = 4.25 @ VGS = 10 Vtransistors are produced using Fairchilds proprietary, Low gate charge ( typical 20 nC)planar stripe, DMOS technology. Low Crss ( typical 8.0 pF)This advanced technology has

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fqpf3n40.pdf

FQPF3N90
FQPF3N90

April 2000TMQFETQFETQFETQFET 400V N-ChanneI MOSFETGeneraI Description FeaturesThese N-Channel enhancement mode power field effect 1.6A, 400V, RDS(on) = 3.4 @VGS = 10 Vtransistors are produced using Fairchilds proprietary, Low gate charge ( typical 6.0 nC)planar stripe, DMOS technology. Low Crss ( typical 4.2 pF)This advanced technology has bee

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fqp3n80c fqpf3n80c.pdf

FQPF3N90
FQPF3N90

TMQFETFQP3N80C/FQPF3N80C800V N-Channel MOSFETGeneral Description FeaturesThese N-Channel enhancement mode power field effect 3.0A, 800V, RDS(on) = 4.8 @VGS = 10 Vtransistors are produced using Fairchilds proprietary, Low gate charge ( typical 13 nC)planar stripe, DMOS technology. Low Crss ( typical 5.5 pF)This advanced technology has been especially tailored t

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fqpf3n80.pdf

FQPF3N90
FQPF3N90

September 2000TMQFETFQPF3N80800V N-Channel MOSFETGeneral Description FeaturesThese N-Channel enhancement mode power field effect 1.8A, 800V, RDS(on) = 5.0 @VGS = 10 Vtransistors are produced using Fairchilds proprietary, Low gate charge ( typical 15 nC)planar stripe, DMOS technology. Low Crss ( typical 7.0 pF)This advanced technology has been especially tail

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fqpf3n30.pdf

FQPF3N90
FQPF3N90

April 2000TMQFETQFETQFETQFET 300V N-ChanneI MOSFETGeneraI Description FeaturesThese N-Channel enhancement mode power field effect 1.95A, 300V, RDS(on) = 2.2 @VGS = 10 Vtransistors are produced using Fairchilds proprietary, Low gate charge ( typical 5.5 nC)planar stripe, DMOS technology. Low Crss ( typical 6.0 pF)This advanced technology has bee

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fqp3n50c fqpf3n50c.pdf

FQPF3N90
FQPF3N90

QFETFQP3N50C/FQPF3N50C 500V N-Channel MOSFETFeatures Description 3 A, 500 V, RDS(on) = 2.5 @ VGS = 10 V These N-Channel enhancement mode power field effect transis-tors are produced using Fairchilds proprietary, planar stripe, Low gate charge ( typical 10 nC )DMOS technology. Low Crss ( typical 8.5 pF)This advanced technology has been especially tailored to

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fqpf3n80cydtu.pdf

FQPF3N90
FQPF3N90

TMQFETFQP3N80C/FQPF3N80C800V N-Channel MOSFETGeneral Description FeaturesThese N-Channel enhancement mode power field effect 3.0A, 800V, RDS(on) = 4.8 @VGS = 10 Vtransistors are produced using Fairchilds proprietary, Low gate charge ( typical 13 nC)planar stripe, DMOS technology. Low Crss ( typical 5.5 pF)This advanced technology has been especially tailored t

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fqpf3n60.pdf

FQPF3N90
FQPF3N90

April 2000TMQFETQFETQFETQFETFQPF3N60600V N-Channel MOSFETGeneral Description FeaturesThese N-Channel enhancement mode power field effect 2.0A, 600V, RDS(on) = 3.6 @VGS = 10 Vtransistors are produced using Fairchilds proprietary, Low gate charge ( typical 10 nC)planar stripe, DMOS technology. Low Crss ( typical 5.5 pF)This advanced technology has been e

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fqp3n50c fqpf3n50c.pdf

FQPF3N90
FQPF3N90

QFETFQP3N50C/FQPF3N50C 500V N-Channel MOSFETFeatures Description 3 A, 500 V, RDS(on) = 2.5 @ VGS = 10 V These N-Channel enhancement mode power field effect transis-tors are produced using Fairchilds proprietary, planar stripe, Low gate charge ( typical 10 nC )DMOS technology. Low Crss ( typical 8.5 pF)This advanced technology has been especially tailored to

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fqpf3n25.pdf

FQPF3N90
FQPF3N90

November 2013FQPF3N25N-Channel QFET MOSFET250 V, 2.3 A, 2.2 DescriptionFeaturesThese N-Channel enhancement mode power field effect 2.3 A, 250 V, RDS(on) = 2.2 (Max.) @ VGS = 10 V,transistors are produced using Fairchilds proprietary, ID = 1.15 Aplanar stripe, DMOS technology. This advanced Low Gate Charge (Typ. 4.0 nC)technology has been especially tailored

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fqp3n80c fqpf3n80c.pdf

FQPF3N90
FQPF3N90

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

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fqpf3n25.pdf

FQPF3N90
FQPF3N90

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

Datasheet: WPB4002 , FDM15-06KC5 , FQD2N60CTM , FDM47-06KC5 , FDPF045N10A , FMD15-06KC5 , FDMS8672S , FMD21-05QC , IRF1407 , FDMS86368F085 , FMD47-06KC5 , FDBL86361F085 , FMK75-01F , FMM110-015X2F , FMM150-0075X2F , FMM22-05PF , FMM22-06PF .

 

 
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