Vishay Siliconix IRF640S

IRF640S Overview
An op amp's input capacitance is defined as the capacitance between both of its input terminals with either input grounded, and 1300pF @ 25V is its maximum input capacitance.The drain current is the maximum continuous current the device can conduct, and this device has 18A continuous drain current (ID).A drainage-to-source breakdown voltage corresponds to the voltage at which a specified value of ID flows, where VGS is 200V, and this device has a drainage-to-source breakdown voltage of 200VV.Input capacitance must be charged before drain current conduction can begin, so the turn-off delay time is 45 ns.This device has a drain-to-source resistance of 180mOhm when a gate-to-source voltage (VGS) is applied to bias it into the on state, and when this voltage is applied to bias it into the on state.Before drain current conduction begins, the device's input capacitance must be charged, so the delay time is 14 ns.An FET transistor's gate-source voltage, VGS, indicates how much voltage is applied across the transistor's gate-source terminal and it can range from 20V to 1.For this transistor to work, a voltage 200V is required between drain and source (Vdss).Using drive voltage (10V), this device contributes to a reduction in overall power consumption.

IRF640S Features
a continuous drain current (ID) of 18A
a drain-to-source breakdown voltage of 200V voltage
the turn-off delay time is 45 ns
single MOSFETs transistor is 180mOhm
a 200V drain to source voltage (Vdss)


IRF640S Applications
There are a lot of Vishay Siliconix
IRF640S applications of single MOSFETs transistors.


AC-DC Power Supply
Synchronous Rectification for ATX 1 Server I Telecom PSU
Motor drives and Uninterruptible Power Supplies
Micro Solar Inverter
DC/DC converters
Power Tools
Motor Drives and Uninterruptible Power Supples
Synchronous Rectification
Battery Protection Circuit
Telecom 1 Sever Power Supplies