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Infineon Technologies IRF341 — Discrete Semiconductors

IRF341 N-Channel MOSFET, 10 A, 350 V, Infineon

MPNIRF341
Active

Infineon Technologies IRF341 N-channel power MOSFET, 10 A continuous drain current, 350 V drain-source voltage, Bulk package, Active lifecycle.

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Specifications

IRF341 specifications
ParameterValue
Series*
Voltage350 V
Current10 A
Package_typeBulk
StatusActive

Product details

Active N-channel power MOSFET with 10 A / 350 V rating

The IRF341 is an N-channel power MOSFET from Infineon Technologies, rated for 10 A continuous drain current and 350 V drain-source voltage. The 10 A continuous rating means it can handle moderate-load switching in power supplies, motor drives, and DC-DC converters where the drain current stays within this limit under worst-case junction temperature. With a 350 V drain-source voltage, the part suits offline or high-voltage rails up to 350 V DC — typical in 240 VAC rectified systems with margin for transients.

Bulk package — through-hole assembly fit

Supplied in Bulk packaging, the IRF341 is a through-hole device — suitable for manual or wave-solder assembly on standard PCB layouts without reflow profile concerns. The Bulk format means the parts are tube- or tray-packed, not tape-and-reel; order quantities are typically per tube or per tray, not per reel increment.

Frequently asked questions

What is the closest pin-compatible alternative to IRF341 in this Discrete Semiconductors family?

The part is an active N-channel MOSFET with 10 A / 350 V ratings — any replacement would need to match the package, pinout, and electrical parameters per the BOM.

What is IRF341 used for?

The IRF341 is an N-channel power MOSFET rated for 10 A continuous drain current and 350 V drain-source voltage — it is used in switching power supplies, motor drives, DC-DC converters, and other circuits requiring medium-power high-voltage switching.