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Infineon Technologies IRF323 — Discrete Semiconductors

IRF323 N-Channel MOSFET, 350 V, 2.8 A, 50 W, TO-3

MPNIRF323
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IRF323, N-Channel hermetic HEXFET MOSFET, 350 V drain-source voltage, 2.8 A continuous drain current, 50 W power dissipation, TO-3 through-hole package, active lifecycle.

$0.64Ref. price · indicative, final on quote
Independent supplier — new & surplus stockAuthenticity-screened · ESD-safe packingListing updated Aug 2026

Specifications

IRF323 specifications
ParameterValue
FET typeN-Channel
MountingThrough Hole
Power50.0
Package_typeBulk
StatusActive
Supply voltage350.0
Switching current2.8

Product details

Hermetic N-channel HEXFET in a TO-3 can

The IRF323 is an N-channel hermetic MOS HEXFET designed for high-voltage switching in military, aerospace, and industrial power systems where the TO-3 package's metal can provides a sealed environment and a low-thermal-resistance path to the heatsink. Rated for 350 V drain-source and 2.8 A continuous drain current.

50 W power dissipation — the thermal budget anchor

For a 2.8 A load at 350 V bus, the conduction loss (Id² × Rds(on)) must stay under this ceiling; a 1.5 A load at 50 % duty cycle leaves about 20 W margin for switching losses in a hard-switched converter. The TO-3 package's metal baseplate conducts heat directly to the chassis or heatsink — no plastic interface. The mounting screw torque and thermal compound application directly set the junction-to-case thermal resistance; a dry joint or under-torqued screw can cut the usable Pd by half.

Active status does not guarantee infinite availability; the hermetic TO-3 market has consolidated over the years. Sourcing through independent distribution provides a secondary channel that can cover allocation gaps or end-of-life transitions when they eventually come.

Frequently asked questions

What is the IRF323's Vds rating?

The IRF323 is rated for 350 V drain-source voltage. This makes it suitable for 250 VDC bus applications like offline flyback converters, three-phase rectifier rails, and motor-drive DC links with adequate derating margin.