IRF840LCLPBF

Product Category: Power MOSFET

Basic Information Overview: - Category: Power semiconductor - Use: Switching and amplification in power electronics applications - Characteristics: High voltage, high current capability, low on-resistance - Package: TO-220AB - Essence: Efficient power control and management - Packaging/Quantity: Bulk packaging, typically 50 pieces per tube

Specifications: - Voltage Rating: 500V - Continuous Drain Current: 8.0A - On-Resistance: 0.85Ω - Gate Threshold Voltage: 2.0V - 4.0V - Total Gate Charge: 38nC

Detailed Pin Configuration: The IRF840LCLPBF features a standard TO-220AB pin configuration with three pins: 1. Gate (G): Input for controlling the switching operation 2. Drain (D): Connects to the load and the positive supply voltage 3. Source (S): Connected to the ground or negative supply voltage

Functional Features: - High input impedance - Low input capacitance - Fast switching speed - Low gate drive power required

Advantages: - High voltage capability - Low on-resistance - Suitable for high power applications - Robust and reliable

Disadvantages: - Higher gate threshold voltage compared to some alternative models - Relatively higher input capacitance

Working Principles: The IRF840LCLPBF operates based on the principles of field-effect transistors, utilizing the electric field to control the conductivity of the channel between the drain and source terminals.

Detailed Application Field Plans: - Switching power supplies - Motor control - Inverters - Audio amplifiers - LED lighting systems

Detailed and Complete Alternative Models: 1. IRF830: Lower voltage rating, suitable for lower power applications 2. IRF840A: Enhanced avalanche capability, suitable for rugged applications 3. IRF840B: Improved thermal performance, suitable for high-power dissipation scenarios

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