STD3NK80ZT4

STMicroelectronics

STMicroelectronics STD3NK80ZT4, SuperMESH N-Channel MOSFET, 800 V Vdss, 2.5 A Id, 4.5 Ohm Rds(on), 10 V drive, 19 nC Qg, DPAK (TO-252), -55 to 150 °C.

STMicroelectronics STD3NK80ZT4
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Technical specifications

STD3NK80ZT4 specifications
Parameter / AttributeSpecification / Value
SeriesSuperMESH™
FET typeN-Channel
MountingSurface Mount
Drain to source voltage800 V
Drive voltage (Max rds on, min rds on)10V
Current - continuous drain (Id) @ 25°C2.5A (Tc)
Power dissipation70W (Tc)
Operating temperature-55°C ~ 150°C (TJ)
PackageTape & Reel (TR) Cut Tape (CT)
Vgs±30V
TechnologyMOSFET (Metal Oxide)
CaseTO-252-3, DPak (2 Leads + Tab), SC-63
Vgs(th) (Max) @ id4.5V @ 50µA
Rds on (Max) @ id, vgs4.5Ohm @ 1.25A, 10V
Gate charge (Qg) (Max) @ vgs19 nC @ 10 V
Input capacitance (Ciss) (Max) @ vds485 pF @ 25 V

Technical details

The STD3NK80ZT4 is an STMicroelectronics N-channel MOSFET built on the SuperMESH™ technology platform, designed for high-voltage switching applications where the drain-to-source voltage reaches 800 V. The 19 nC typical gate charge keeps the drive losses manageable in a 100 kHz-class converter, and the 70 W power dissipation ceiling at the case tells you the thermal design — heatsink or PCB copper area — needs attention if the duty cycle pushes junction temperature near the 150 °C limit.

The base product number is STD3NK80, and the 'Z' suffix indicates lead-free / RoHS-compliant plating. For dual-sourcing or second-source qualification, the pin-compatible alternatives within the same SuperMESH family share the same DPAK footprint and 800 V rating, though on-resistance and current ratings vary by variant — verify the specific Rds(on) and Id against your load profile before substituting.

In a 100 kHz hard-switched flyback, the average gate-drive power is roughly Qg × Vgs × fsw — about 19 mW at 10 V and 100 kHz — which a standard MOSFET driver can handle without a heatsink. If you are pushing higher frequency, the gate-charge curve in the datasheet tells you the Miller plateau voltage — that is where the switching loss actually lives.

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