Part No:
IXFL34N100
Category:
Transistors
Description:
MOSFET (Metal Oxide) N-Channel Tube 280m ? @ 30A, 10V ±20V 9200pF @ 25V 380nC @ 10V 1000V ISOPLUS264?
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Transistor Element Material
Moisture Sensitivity Level (MSL)
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IXFL34N100 Overview
As a result of avalanche breakdown, energy applied to the MOSFET is called avalanche energy, and the avalanche energy rating is 4000 mJ.CI refers to the capacitance between two input terminals on an op amp with either input grounded, and this device's maximum input capacitance is 9200pF @ 25V.In this device, the drain current (ID) is equal to the continuous current transistor can conduct.This device has 1kV drain-to-source breakdown voltage, where VDS corresponds to the ID at which a specified value of ID flows and VGS equals 1kV.As a result of its turn-off delay time, which is 110 ns, the device has taken time to charge its input capacitance before drain current conduction begins.Gate-source voltages (VGS) are voltages that fall across the gate-source terminal of FET transistors. VGS is sometimes 20VV.The transistor must receive a 1000V drain to source voltage (Vdss) in order to function.In addition to reducing power consumption, this device uses drive voltage (10V).
IXFL34N100 Features
the avalanche energy rating (Eas) is 4000 mJ
a continuous drain current (ID) of 30A
a drain-to-source breakdown voltage of 1kV voltage
the turn-off delay time is 110 ns
a 1000V drain to source voltage (Vdss)
IXFL34N100 Applications
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IXFL34N100 applications of single MOSFETs transistors.
- DC/DC converters
- Power Tools
- Motor Drives and Uninterruptible Power Supples
- Synchronous Rectification
- Battery Protection Circuit
- Telecom 1 Sever Power Supplies
- Industrial Power Supplies
- PFC stages, hard switching PWM stages and resonant switching
- PWM stages for e.g. PC Silverbox, Adapter, LCD & PDP TV,
- Lighting, Server, Telecom and UPS.
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