FDS9400A Overview
An op amp's input capacitance is defined as the capacitance between both of its input terminals with either input grounded, and 205pF @ 15V is its maximum input capacitance.The drain current is the maximum continuous current the device can conduct, and this device has 3.4A continuous drain current (ID).A drainage-to-source breakdown voltage corresponds to the voltage at which a specified value of ID flows, where VGS is -30V, and this device has a drainage-to-source breakdown voltage of -30VV.Input capacitance must be charged before drain current conduction can begin, so the turn-off delay time is 11 ns.Before drain current conduction begins, the device's input capacitance must be charged, so the delay time is 4.5 ns.An FET transistor's gate-source voltage, VGS, indicates how much voltage is applied across the transistor's gate-source terminal and it can range from 25V to 1.In this case, the threshold voltage of the transistor is -1.8V, which means that it will not activate any of its functions when its threshold voltage reaches -1.8V.For this transistor to work, a voltage 30V is required between drain and source (Vdss).Using drive voltage (4.5V 10V), this device contributes to a reduction in overall power consumption.
FDS9400A Features
a continuous drain current (ID) of 3.4A
a drain-to-source breakdown voltage of -30V voltage
the turn-off delay time is 11 ns
a threshold voltage of -1.8V
a 30V drain to source voltage (Vdss)
FDS9400A Applications
There are a lot of ON Semiconductor
FDS9400A applications of single MOSFETs transistors.
- AC-DC Power Supply
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- Synchronous Rectification for ATX 1 Server I Telecom PSU
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- Motor drives and Uninterruptible Power Supplies
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- Micro Solar Inverter
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- DC/DC converters
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- Power Tools
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- Motor Drives and Uninterruptible Power Supples
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- Synchronous Rectification
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- Battery Protection Circuit
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- Telecom 1 Sever Power Supplies
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