30 V, 2.8 mΩ — what this MOSFET delivers in a switching design
Gate charge is 29 nC at 4.5 V, which means the driver doesn't need to push much current to turn the device on and off — switching losses stay manageable even at moderate frequencies. Continuous drain current is rated 80 A at the case temperature 25°C, but that number is package-limited; real-world current depends on PCB copper and airflow.
Obsolete — sourcing the STD150N3LLH6 today
STMicroelectronics lists the STD150N3LLH6 as obsolete. Any stock in the channel is what remains from the final production runs — franchised distributors may show zero inventory, and the part moves through independent surplus and broker networks.
The 2.8 mΩ Rds(on) at 10 V drive is the figure that determines I²R loss in a continuous-duty switch or the bottom FET of a synchronous converter. At 40 A, that's about 4.5 W of dissipation in the die alone — the DPAK's thermal pad and board copper must pull that heat away.
