FQD17P06TM

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The FQD17P06TM is a single, high-side, field-effect transistor (FET). This type of transistor has low on-state resistance, allowing it to easily switch current or voltage. Because of its low on-state resistance and high voltage capacity, FQD17P06TM is often used in power switching applications, where it can quickly and efficiently manage higher levels of current.

A field-effect transistor consists of a gate, a source, and a drain. The gate is connected to an external signal source, which determines the transistor’s state. When an appropriate signal is sent to the gate, it attracts charge carriers to the source/drain terminals, which changes the conductivity of the transistor. When the signal on the gate changes, the charge carriers are repelled and the transistor returns to a non-conducting state .

The FQD17P06TM is capable of carrying 17A of output current and is protected against shorting, over-voltage (up to 60V) and over-temperature. It is suitable for pulsed or continuous operations and is capable of switching up to 1MHz. The FQD17P06TM is available in 5-pin TO-220 or PDIP packages.

The FQD17P06TM is commonly used to switch power in automobiles, amplifiers, and other applications that demand reliable, high-power switching. It can be used to switch motors, power supplies, and other devices in a wide variety of circuits. It is also used in lighting control systems, audio amplifiers and portable computers.

The FQD17P06TM is a versatile, high-performance FET that is suitable for a wide range of applications. It has a low on-state resistance, allowing it to carry a high level of current with minimal energy loss. Its high voltage capacity makes it suitable for switching voltages up to 60V and its fast switching speed makes it ideal for high-speed applications. Finally, its wide range of packages and protection features make it an ideal choice for a variety of applications.

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