IRF6802SDTRPBF

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IRF6802SDTRPBF is a special type of transistor used in DataTron array applications. It is a duplex FET (Field Effect Transistor) array with a high breakdown voltage and a low on-resistance. It is capable of switching up to 20 kHz in an enclosed area. This type of transistor is ideal for applications that require low off-state currents and a high input impedance.

The generic form of the IRF6802SDTRPBF is N-channel MOSFET Array. It is designed with two transistors, with each transistor having two source and drain pins. This type of MOSFET array is specifically designed for low power devices. It features a drain-to-source voltage of up to 400 V and a rated continuous drain current of up to 900 mA.

The basic operation of an IRF6802SDTRPBF array is as follows. When the gate voltage of the transistor is at 0 Volts, it is in its off-state and does not conduct current. When the gate voltage increases to 5 V or more, it is in its on-state and conducts current from the drain to the source. The output voltage across the drain and source terminals is typically in the range of 0.6 V to 0.7 V with a low latency.

The IRF6802SDTRPBF array has a variety of applications in the industrial, consumer and automotive fields. The most common application is as an address decoder in data processing and storage. This type of transistor array can be used in a variety of applications, including memory and logic circuits, as well as in automotive components. They are also commonly used in television sets as drivers for the display modules. Additionally, they are often used in the control of discrete loads where high switching speed and accuracy are required.

The working principle of the IRF6802SDTRPBF array is based on the physics of the MOSFET. This type of transistor is made up of a source and drain region. The source is the area where current flows from, and the drain is the area where current flows to. The gate of the MOSFET is responsible for controlling the current flow from the source to the drain. When a voltage is applied to the gate, it generates a field that allows current to flow from the source to the drain. This field is referred to as the drain current and is the force that drives the transistor.

The IRF6802SDTRPBF array is a preferred choice by electronics engineers in many industries due to its high switching speed and low power consumption. The array provides flexibility and reliability when used in various applications, such as memory and logic circuits or as drivers for display modules. This type of MOSFET is available in surface mount and through-hole package options, making it easier to install and customize for different applications.

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