P-Channel Tube 280mOhm @ 6.6A, 10V ±20V 570pF @ 25V 19nC @ 10V 60V TO-220-3

A device's maximal input capacitance is 570pF @ 25V, which is defined as the capacitance between its input terminals with either input grounded.This device's continuous drain current (ID) is 11A, which represents the maximum continuous current it can conduct.In this device, the drain-source breakdown voltage is -60V and the drain-source breakdown voltage is the VDS at which a specified value of ID flows.Its turn-off delay time is 15 ns, which is the time to charge the device's input capacitance before drain current conduction begins.When a gate-to-source voltage (VGS) is applied to bias a MOSFET to the on state, the resistance between the drain and the source of the device is 280mOhm.Input capacitance charging takes time before drain current conduction begins, so the turn-on delay time is 13 ns.Gate-source voltage, or VGS, is the voltage across a FET transistor's gate-source terminal, and can be 20V volts.An electrical device's threshold voltage is the point at which any of its operations will become active, and this transistor has a -4V threshold voltage.This transistor requires a 60V drain to source voltage (Vdss).This device reduces its overall power consumption by using drive voltage (10V).