mark@lenti.med.umn.edu (Mark Olson (CDC)) (02/02/91)
Hello,
I recently came across some power MOSFETS (at least I think they are).
They are labeled IRF330. I can't find information on these anywhere. Can
someone point me to the right publication to get information about these?
Please Email to me, I don't want to take up any more net bandwidth than
necessary.
Thanks!
mark olson
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jws@cica4.mlb.semi.harris.com (James W. Swonger) (02/04/91)
The IRF prefix means the part type was originally developed by International Rectifier. It is part of their HEXFET line and is now second-sourced by many other mfrs. The device is a 400V, 5.5A, 75W N-ch power MOSFET. It is supplied in a TO-204/TO-3 case. Sorry, no pinout info.