AOL1404

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Introduction

The AOL1404 is a high-performance N-channel enhancement-mode MOSFET transistor designed for use in medium/high power output stages, show power amplifiers and for other applications requiring superior performance and switching speed. This device is classified as a single, small-geometry MOSFET, which means that it is a single-gate device, typically built in a very small semiconductor package. The AOL1404 is the most widely used type of MOSFET, due to its small size, high power capability, and superior switching characteristics.

Applications

The AOL1404 is a popular choice for low-voltage, high-current applications due to its ability to switch power at up to 5.00V and up to 35A. It is suitable for driving high-current loads and is often used in applications such as DC motors, solenoids, electric doors, and many other high-current electronic components. The AOL1404 is also well-suited for voltage regulator circuits, power amplifiers, audio power amplifiers, switching regulators, and interface circuits.

The MOSFET is also popular for its use in linear applications, such as for voltage followers, current sources, current mirrors, linear regulators, and RF amplifiers.

Features

The AOL1404 is characterized by its small size, low gate charge, and high current capability. It has a low threshold voltage and a maximum operating temperature of 175°C. The maximum drain-source voltage is determined by the Power Dissipation Rating (PDR), which can be set to between 30W and 60W. The device also features a low input capacitance, allowing for minimal switching times.

Working principle

The AOL1404 is an N-channel enhancement-mode MOSFET, meaning that it operates by having an N-type channel between its source and drain terminals, while its gate terminal allows the control of the width of the channel. This allows for the control of current flow between its source and drain terminals. Current flow is blocked until the voltage at the gate terminal is more positive than the threshold voltage of the device.

When the gate voltage is increased, electrons are attracted to the gate, resulting in a larger effective channel width and the device turning on. The amount of current that can flow between the source and drain terminals is determined by the drain-source voltage and the gate-source voltage. The AOL1404 is able to handle up to 35A of current and operate at up to 5.00V.

Conclusion

The AOL1404 is a high-performance N-channel enhancement-mode MOSFET transistor designed for use in medium/high power output stages, show power amplifiers, DC motors, solenoids and other high-current electronic components. This device is classified as a single, small-geometry MOSFET and is characterized by its small size, low gate charge, and high current capability. The AOL1404 is able to handle up to 35A of current and operate at up to 5.00V, and is well-suited for a wide range of applications. It operates by having an N-type channel between its source and drain terminals, while its gate terminal allows the control of the width of the channel.

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