STMICROELECTRONICS STB60NF06 STB60NF06-1 Manual

This datasheet provides detailed information on the features and characteristics of the STMicroelectronics STB60NF06/STB60NF06-1 N-channel 60V-0.014Ω-60A D2PAK/I2PAK STripFET™ II Power MOSFET.


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Brand
STMicroelectronics
Category
Other Electronics
Document type
Datasheet
Language
English
Pages
14
File format
PDF
File size
410 KB
Published
11 April, 2012
Updated
30 September, 2023
MD5 checksum
31594EEA7C52AAD414717D425405CFBE

About this manual

The STB60NF06 is a 60 V N‑channel power MOSFET designed with STMicroelectronics' STripFET process to achieve low input capacitance and gate charge, making it suitable for switching applications in telecom, computer, and other low‑gate‑charge driven circuits.

The document lists absolute maximum ratings, thermal data, avalanche characteristics, and detailed electrical characteristics such as on‑resistance, gate charge, and capacitances. Test circuits and characteristic curves illustrate switching performance and diode recovery behavior, and packaging information for DPAK and TO‑220 variants is provided.

What's inside

  • General Features
  • Electrical Ratings
  • Electrical Characteristics
  • Test Circuits
  • Package Mechanical Data
  • Revision History

Specifications

Drain‑source voltage (VDS)60 V
Continuous drain current (ID) at 25 °C60 A
Total power dissipation (PD)110 W
Thermal resistance junction‑case (RθJC)1.36 °C/W
Single‑pulse avalanche energy (EAS)460 mJ
Input capacitance (Ciss)1810 pF

Frequently asked questions

What is the maximum drain‑source voltage for the STB60NF06?

The device is rated for a maximum drain‑source voltage of 60 V.

What continuous drain current can the STB60NF06 handle at 25 °C?

It can conduct up to 60 A continuously at 25 °C.

What is the total power dissipation rating of the STB60NF06?

The MOSFET can dissipate up to 110 W at 25 °C.

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