55 V, 30 A N-channel HEXFET — switching and conduction loss budget
Gate charge totals 92 nC at 10 V, which means a 1 A gate driver can charge the gate in about 92 ns — practical for switching frequencies up to the low tens of kHz before driver current becomes the limiting factor. Input capacitance is 1870 pF at 25 V drain bias.
175 °C junction — under-hood and high-ambient margin
That extra 25 °C headroom matters in under-hood motor drives, engine bay solenoid drivers, and industrial power supplies where ambient air can hit 105 °C and the junction sees the ripple. The D-Pak (TO-252) surface-mount package with a single tab for the drain connection requires a copper pad on the PCB for thermal management — the 120 W dissipation rating assumes the tab is soldered to a large copper area.
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ROHS3 compliant.
