500 V, 15 A N-channel MOSFET in a fully isolated TO-220FP
The device is designed for hard-switching topologies in offline power supplies, flyback converters, PFC stages, and lighting ballasts where 500 V blocking capability and moderate conduction losses are required.
The 500 V Vdss rating gives a comfortable derating margin for universal-input (85–265 VAC) offline converters, where the reflected voltage on the primary-side MOSFET typically peaks around 400–450 V after leakage-inductance spikes. Gate charge is 40 nC at 10 V, a moderate figure that a standard gate-driver IC or a simple discrete driver can switch without excessive cross-conduction losses. Input capacitance is 1950 pF at 25 V drain-source, which together with the gate charge gives a reasonable switching speed for frequencies up to about 100 kHz in a typical flyback or forward converter.
Obsolete — what this means for procurement
Buyers should evaluate a pin-compatible replacement or a functionally equivalent MOSFET from the same voltage and current class for new designs.
The TO-220FP full-pack package is a through-hole, three-lead format with a fully molded back — no exposed metal tab. In a typical offline supply, the device is bolted to a heatsink with a screw through the mounting hole; thermal compound is still recommended between the package back and the heatsink surface.
