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IRL1004SPBF MOSFET Transistor

The IRL1004SPBF is a N-Channel metal-oxide semiconductor field-effect transistor (MOSFET) is the most common type of field-effect transistor (FET). This transistor has a three-terminal device with Gate (G), Drain (D) and Source (S) terminals.

Circuit diagram symbol of the IRL1004SPBF transistor as follows.

Circuit diagram symbol of the IRL1004SPBF transistor

IRL1004SPBF Transistor Specification

Transistor Code IRL1004SPBF
Transistor Type MOSFET
Control Channel Type N-Channel
Package TO263
Drain-Source Voltage (Maximum) VDS 40V
Gate-Source Voltage (Maximum) VGS 16V
Drain Current (Maximum) ID 130A
Drain-Source On-State Resistance (Maximum) RDS(on) 0.0065Ohm
Power Dissipation (Maximum) PD 200W
Drain-Source Capacitance 1480pF
Operating Junction Temperature (Maximum) 175°C
Rise Time 210nS
Gate-Threshold Voltage (Maximum) 1V
Total Gate Charge 100nC

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