IR Introduces Benchmark Industrial-Grade 30V MOSFETs

EL SEGUNDO, Calif. — International Rectifier, IR® (NYSE: IRF), a world leader in power management technology, today introduced a series of industrial-qualified 30V TO-220 HEXFET® power MOSFETs with extremely low gate charge (Qg) for applications including Uninterruptable Power Supply (UPS) inverters, low voltage power tools, ORing applications and netcom and server power supplies.

The robust MOSFETs feature IR’s latest generation Trench technology and offer very low on-state resistance (RDS(on)) to reduce thermal dissipation. In addition, the new devices’ ultra low gate charge helps extend battery life of UPS inverters or power tools.

“The new devices offer the best cost and performance tradeoff. Moreover, by offering four levels of RDS(on) and Qg at a 30V level, the devices provide design engineers with the flexibility to select the optimum device to match their specifications and requirements for the application,” said Hemal Shah, marketing manager for IR’s Power Management Devices Business Unit.

The new MOSFETs feature fully characterized avalanche voltage and current and are direct replacements and upgrades to existing 30V TO-220 devices as IR continues to develop benchmark MOSFETs.

The devices are qualified to industrial grade and moisture sensitivity level 1 (MSL1). The 30V MOSFETs are available in a TO-220 package, are offered lead free and are RoHS compliant.

Specifications 

Part Number Package VBRDSS
(V)
RDS(on) ID @ TC Qg
Typ
(nC)
Qgd
Typ
(nC)
@ 4.5V
(mOhms)
@ 10V
(mOhms)
25°C
(A)
100°C
(A)
IRLB8721PbF TO-220AB 30 4.5 8.7 62 44 7.6 3.4
IRLB8743PbF TO-220AB 30 4.2 3.2 150 110 36 13
IRLB8748PbF TO-220AB 30 6.8 4.8 92 65 15 5.9
IRLB3813PbF TO-220AB 30 2.6 1.95 260 190 57 19

Price and Availability

The new devices are available immediately. Pricing begins at US $0.22 each and US $0.25 each for the IRLB8721PbF and IRLB8748PbF respectively, while the IRLB8743PbF and IRLB3813PbF cost US $0.32 and US $0.63 respectively in 10,000-unit quantities. Pricing is subject to change.