International IOR Rectifier IRLBC20S/LPbF Manual

The document introduces a lead-free product from the IRF brand. The document provides supplier query information, as well as assembly and marking information for the product.


International IOR Rectifier IRLBC20S/LPbF Manual - cover page
Brand
International Rectifier
Category
Other Electronics
Document type
Datasheet
Language
English
Pages
10
File format
PDF
File size
380 KB
Published
17 December, 2011
Updated
29 September, 2023
MD5 checksum
7F2B25F8D698F45F780FC1197C3B01AB

About this manual

The IRFBC20S/LPbF is a HEXFET® power MOSFET offered in surface‑mount (D‑Pak) and low‑profile through‑hole (D‑Pak) packages. It provides a 600 V drain‑to‑source breakdown voltage, low on‑resistance, and fast switching suitable for high‑current applications up to 2 A continuous drain current.

The document lists absolute maximum ratings, detailed electrical characteristics, thermal performance, package dimensions, and tape‑and‑reel handling data, along with test circuit examples for diode recovery and gate charge measurements.

What's inside

  • Description
  • Absolute Maximum Ratings
  • Electrical Characteristics
  • Thermal Characteristics
  • Package Dimensions
  • Test Circuit Information
  • Tape & Reel Information
  • Lot Code and Marking

Specifications

Drain‑to‑Source Breakdown Voltage (Vds)600 V
Power Dissipation @ 25 °C (Pd)3.1 W
Junction‑to‑Case Thermal Resistance (Rjc)2.5 °C/W
Gate‑to‑Source Voltage (Vgs)±20 V
Total Gate Charge (Qg)18 nC
Operating Temperature Range-55 °C to +150 °C

Frequently asked questions

What is the maximum drain‑to‑source voltage for the IRFBC20S/LPbF?

The device is rated for a maximum drain‑to‑source breakdown voltage of 600 V.

What is the operating temperature range of this MOSFET?

The MOSFET operates from –55 °C up to +150 °C.

What is the junction‑to‑case thermal resistance?

The junction‑to‑case thermal resistance is 2.5 °C/W.

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