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NX5020UNBK 50V N-Channel Trench MOSFET

Data for the NX5020UNBK MOSFET including electrical parameters, maximum current and voltage, pin connections, package type and many other datasheet details.

The NX5020UNBK is an N-channel enhancement mode Field-Effect Transistor (FET) in a small SOT23 SMD plastic package.

the device uses Trench MOSFET technology to provide a low threshold voltage and very fast switching.




Key details and performance parameters for the NX5020UNBK MOSFET.


NX5020UNBK MOSFET datasheet parameters & data
 
Parameters Details
Brief description 50 V, N-channel Trench MOSFET
Package type SOT23
Operational mode Enhancement
Channel type N-channel
Drain to Source voltage VDSS 50V
Gate to source voltage VGSS -20V to +20V
Maximum drain current continuous ID 330mA with VGS = 1-V at 25°C
Zero gate voltage drain current IDSS 1µA for VDS = 50V, VGS = 0V at 25°C
Gate threshold voltage VGS(th) 0.5V min, 0.7V typ, 0.95V max for ID = 250µA VGS = 0V at 25°C
Static drain source ON resistance RDS(ON) 1.3Ω typ, 1.8Ω max for VGS = 10V, ID = 330mA at 25°C
Forward transconductance gFS 0.8 typ
Input capacitance 20.5pF typ
Output capacitance 3.3pF typ
Reverse transfer capacitance 2.1pF typ
TJ °C 150
PTOT mW 310mW
Primary manufacturer Nexperia

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Explanation of MOSFET parameters


Parameter Explanation
Operational mode This details whether the FET is an enhancement or depletion mode
Channel type The channel of the MOSFET can either be an N-type channel where electrons are the majority carriers or P-type where holes are the majority current carrier.
Drain to Source voltage VDSS This is the maximum voltage that can be sustained between the drain and source
Gate to source voltage VGSS This is the maximum voltage that can be sustained between the drain and the gate.
Maximum drain current continuous ID This is the maximum current that can be carried byt he device. Sometimes there may be a differentiation between the continuous and pulsed or peak values

Parameter Explanation
Zero gate voltage drain current IDSS This is the current carried by the device when the gate voltage is zero. The test conditions are normally stated for this.
Gate threshold voltage VGS(th) This is the minimum gate-to-source voltage, VGS required to create a conductive channel between the source and drain terminals
Static drain source ON resistance RDS(ON) This is the resistance of the device when turned on. The test conditions of voltage and current are normally given for this.
Drain source ON voltage VDS(ON) This is the voltage across the device when it is turned on. Again the test conditions are given.
Forward transconductance gFS Forward transconductance also given the letters gm is defined as the change in drain current (ΔID) for a small change in the gate-source voltage ΔVGS, with the drain-source voltage, VDS held constant.

These are the main MOSFET parameters that have been included in our list. There are others, but these are the main ones and they help quantify the main elements of the performance.

 

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Notes and supplementary information

 

  •   Availability & sources

The NX5020UNBK is available from a number of stockists and electronic component distributors many of which are given in the table below.


NX5020UNBK Component Distributor, Stock and Pricing

 


  •   Further details

The device can be used for many general purpose applications but it is ideally suited for relay driver circuits, high-speed line driver circuits, low-side load switching, and many general switching circuits.

Ian Poole   Written by Ian Poole .
  Experienced electronics engineer and author.




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